Address self-check
Paste a receiving address here and this tool gives a rough hint, from its prefix and length, at which chain it might belong to — to help you make fewer mistakes when picking the chain to withdraw on.
Please read carefully: this tool only gives a rough hint from the address format. It does NOT verify the address is real or valid, and does NOT do checksum validation, nor can it tell who an address belongs to. Before sending, always verify the full address, every character including the start and end, with the recipient and on the withdrawal page. A wrong transfer usually can't be recovered.
One more reminder: XRP, EOS and the receiving addresses on some platforms need a memo / tag in addition to the address itself, and missing it can cause funds to arrive incorrectly — don't skip this step. See "What the memo/tag is for". To work out which chain to use for USDT, see "Which chain to withdraw USDT on"; for what to do after a wrong chain, see "Wrong chain — can you get the coins back?".
An address looking like one network does not prove it belongs to the recipient. Also confirm the memo/tag, network and recipient page before sending.