Base58 · TRON Address
Convert & validate TRON (T…), hex (41…) and EVM (0x…) addresses; plus generic Base58.
A free TRON / Base58 address converter: translate between TRON’s T… (Base58Check), 41… (hex) and the EVM 0x… form, and validate the address. It also does generic Base58 / Base58Check encoding for arbitrary data. Everything runs locally in your browser — addresses are never uploaded.
How to use
- Paste an address in any form (T… / 41… / 0x… are auto-detected).
- The other two forms appear instantly, each with a copy button.
- Use the generic section below to Base58-encode arbitrary data.
FAQ
- What is the difference between Base58 and Base58Check?
- Base58Check appends a 4-byte checksum (the first 4 bytes of a double SHA-256) so typos can be detected; plain Base58 does not. TRON addresses use Base58Check. Choosing the wrong mode is the most common cause of a failed decode.
- How are TRON and Ethereum addresses related?
- They share the same 20-byte body and differ only by prefix: TRON prepends a 0x41 version byte and Base58Check-encodes it, while EVM writes 0x plus the 20 bytes. So the same key’s address on either chain can be converted back and forth.
- What does “checksum mismatch” mean?
- At least one character differs from the original address — usually a typo or a truncated copy. Do not use such an address; re-check it against the source before sending anything.
- Are addresses uploaded?
- No. Conversion and validation happen entirely in your browser, with no network requests.
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