TRON addresses with words

Your word at the end of the address

A word ending turns a random string into something readable: …USDT for a stablecoin business, …Money, …CASH or …Boss for a personal wallet, your brand name for a shop. Clients see it in every transfer.

Which words are possible

TRON addresses use base58, which excludes 0, O, I and lowercase l. That is why some words are written in mixed case:

• …Tron, …Money, …Crypto — possible;
• …TRON, …MONEY — impossible (no capital O);
• …USDT, …CASH, …WHALE, …DEGEN — possible in capitals; …BOSS and …KING are not (no capital O or I), so they are written …Boss, …King.

Matching is case-sensitive, so …USDT and …usdt are different masks. Case-insensitive search is faster, which is why our free generator offers it for short words.

FAQ

Can I order a custom word?

Yes, up to eight characters, as long as it uses only base58 characters. Four to six letters take minutes.

Is a word address good for business?

It helps clients recognize your address and spot lookalikes. Still, ask them to verify the full address before sending.

Do words cost more than numbers?

No. Price depends only on how many characters are matched.