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Learn how to find your Ethereum address in Best Wallet.
Each multi-chain wallet in Best Wallet has a set of different blockchain addresses — an address for the Bitcoin network, an address for Ethereum, and so on. You may need a specific blockchain address to receive funds, provide it to customer support, or view activity on a blockchain explorer.
You can either watch our video tutorial on how to receive or follow the steps below.
Watch our video tutorial:
Step 1: Select the right wallet
Start by opening Best Wallet and tapping the Receive button on the wallet card.
At the top of the Receive screen, double-check that you’ve selected the correct wallet. You can tap the wallet name to switch wallets if needed.
This will show you a list of all your wallets in Best Wallet.
Note: You can only view an address for a blockchain supported by the selected wallet. For example, only multi-chain wallets support addresses across different blockchains, including Bitcoin.
Your EVM-only wallets will have one EVM address, shared across Ethereum, Polygon, and BNB Smart Chain.
Step 2: Select the correct blockchain
Each wallet in Best Wallet contains separate addresses for each supported blockchain — for example, your Ethereum address is different from your Bitcoin address.
To view your Ethereum address, first go to the Chain tab.
Next, select Ethereum.
Important: Always use the correct blockchain address for your purpose. Do not use this address for tokens on other networks — doing so may result in failed or lost transactions.
Step 3: View or copy your address
Once you have selected Ethereum, you’ll see your Ethereum chain address.
The long alphanumeric string at the bottom is your Ethereum address — you can copy or share it using the buttons.
The QR code represents the same address and can be scanned by other devices when transferring funds.
This address can be used to receive ETH (as well as any ERC-20 token on the Ethereum network), check your wallet on an Ethereum blockchain explorer like https://etherscan.io/, or provide it to customer support if requested.
Understanding your wallet’s multiple addresses
Each wallet in Best Wallet supports multiple blockchains, and every blockchain requires its own unique address.
Even though your assets are all held under one wallet, they live on different networks — like Ethereum, Base Chain, or Bitcoin — which do not share the same address format or infrastructure.
That means your Ethereum address is fundamentally different from and incompatible with your Bitcoin address. Sending tokens to the wrong address type may result in lost funds or failed transactions, so it’s important always to use the correct address for the blockchain you’re interacting with.
If you need further help, please read our step-by-step guide on receiving tokens in Best Wallet.
Need further support?
If you’re unsure which address to use or your transaction isn’t showing up, reach out to our Support team. We’re here to help.
Contact us at [email protected] or submit a ticket on the Best Wallet Support site.
Important Reminder: No one from Best Wallet will ever ask for your wallet’s private key. Keep it secure and never share it with anyone.