SwapSS tools

Free crypto tools

Check an address before you send to it. See which network is cheapest right now. Convert units without rounding error, build a payment QR code, prove a signature. Every tool runs in your browser, needs no account, and names its source - or works with no network at all.

One rule covers all of them

These tools check, price and verify. They never create a secret, and never ask you for one.

No page here will generate a private key or a recovery phrase, and none has a box to type one into. If a site claiming to be us ever does, it is not us.

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tools for checking, pricing and verifying - free, no account
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send nothing you type to any server, provably
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third-party scripts, trackers or sign-up walls

Addresses

Checked on your machine, before the money moves. Nothing on this page is transmitted, which is a claim you can test by unplugging.

Wallet safety

What an address has already agreed to, read straight from the chains themselves. These pages ask a public node a question about a public address; they never ask you for a key.

Fees and amounts

What a transfer actually costs, and how to convert between units without losing a digit.

Monero

The things people ask us about Monero most often, answered with live numbers rather than folklore.

Check your Monero confirmations and when the funds unlock

Check how many confirmations a Monero transaction has and when the funds become spendable under the 10-block lock rule, straight from a public block explorer.

Open Live data

Monero mining calculator for your CPU

Estimate XMR mining earnings from your actual CPU: pick your processor, add your electricity price, and see daily and monthly income after power costs at live difficulty.

Open Live data

Monero wallets compared on open source, Tor and your own node

Compare Monero wallets by platform, open-source status, node choice, Tor support, view-only mode, subaddresses and hardware compatibility - facts checked against each project.

Open Works offline

Check a Monero payment proof

Paste the proof string a sender gave you and find out whether it is true. The signature is checked in your browser against the transaction on the chain, and the amount is only reported once the commitment behind it agrees. No view key, no transaction key, nothing secret.

Open Live data

Monero network status

Live Monero conditions with an answer instead of a table: the mempool weighed against a block, all four fee tiers priced for a real transfer, recent block spacing, and every figure checked against a second source.

Open Live data

Where's my Monero? Diagnose a missing transaction

Paste a Monero transaction ID and find the specific reason a payment is not showing: not yet relayed, unmined, still locked, or landed somewhere your wallet cannot see - with the next action for each.

Open Live data

Which public Monero nodes answer right now

Sixteen public Monero nodes, probed from your own browser: which answer, what block they are on, how fast they reply, and which run with the full interface left open.

Open Live data

Getting paid

Payment requests a wallet can scan, built from a checksum-verified address.

Also free

Look up a transaction, an address or a block

Ten chains, read straight from public nodes: what a transaction did, what an address holds, what is in a block. Same rules as the tools - no account, nothing typed is sent to us.

Open the explorer

Questions people actually ask

Do I need an account to use these?

No. Every tool on this page works without signing in, and none of them asks for an email to show you a result.

Why is there no wallet or seed phrase generator here?

Because we would rather not be the place you type a recovery phrase, and because a generator page has to be trusted rather than verified: the code a site serves can change quietly, which is exactly how a well-regarded generator turned on its users in 2019. Use a hardware wallet, or an audited offline generator you downloaded and can re-check yourself.

Which tools use the network at all?

Only the ones that need a live number: prices, gas, and network difficulty. Each of those names the exact public source it queries on its own page, and the query goes from your browser straight to that source rather than through us.

What happens to what I paste in?

It stays in the tab. The offline tools have no server side to send it to at all, and the ones that need a live number send only that lookup - never the address, amount or transaction you typed.