Both ends match
A mirrored address carries a pattern at the start and at the end, for example TTTT…TTTT. Since wallets often shorten addresses to their first and last characters, a mirror looks striking in every transaction list.
Rarity
Both ends count towards the match. TTTT…TTTT fixes seven characters (three after the leading T plus four at the end), roughly 1 in 2.2 trillion — as rare as a seven-character suffix.
FAQ
Is a mirrored address harder to fake?
Lookalike scams copy the first and last characters, so no pattern is a defense on its own. Always verify the full address.
Can I order a custom mirror?
Yes. Combine any prefix (starting with a capital letter A–Z) with any suffix; the total number of characters sets price and time.
Does a mirror work with USDT TRC20?
Yes. It is a standard TRON address for TRX, USDT and all TRC20 tokens.