Tools
Account Inspector
Paste any address to find out what it is (a wallet, a token account, a program or another account) and what is stored on-chain for it.
Open Account Inspector ↗Solana Account Inspector overview
Step by step
- Step 1Paste an addressNo wallet needed.
- Step 2ClassifiedSolstack works out what kind of account it is.
- Step 3Its fields, explainedWhat matters for that kind of account, read live from the network you're on.
When to use it
Use it whenever you see an address you don't recognise: the wallet that sent you tokens, an account in a transaction, a program a site asks you to interact with, or the owner of a token account. It shows what the address is and who controls it.
What it shows
| Wallet | SOL balance, portfolio value, token accounts and the rent you could reclaim from empty ones, transactions, tokens it minted, and a profile. |
|---|---|
| Token account | Mint, balance, owner, delegate, frozen state, and whether it's the owner's canonical associated token account. |
| Program | Whether it's upgradeable and by which key, its loader and its bytecode size. |
| PDA or other program account | Which program owns it, how much data it holds, and whether any key can sign for it. A token's metadata account also shows which mint it describes and whether it can still change. |
| Mint | Sent to the Token Inspector, which covers mints in full. |
| Empty / never used | A valid address with no account on this network. Check the Devnet/Mainnet toggle. |
Wallet profile
Tags such as Trader, NFT collector or Token creator, based on holdings, transaction count, minted tokens and the programs used in the last 30 transactions. The tags are heuristics and can be wrong.
Has this wallet minted tokens?
Tokens are found through Metaplex metadata whose update authority is the wallet. Tokens without metadata, or whose authority was transferred, won't appear.
Portfolio value
The value of the wallet's SOL plus its priced tokens, counting up to the first 40 tokens. Mainnet only.
What it costs
Free. No signature is needed.
FAQ
What can I inspect?
A wallet, token account, mint, program or PDA. For a mint's full safety score, use Token Inspector.
What does it show for a wallet?
SOL balance, portfolio value, token accounts and reclaimable rent, transactions, minted tokens and a profile.
How are wallets categorised?
From holdings, transaction count, minted tokens and the programs used in the last 30 transactions. The categories are heuristics and can be wrong.
How does it find minted tokens?
Metaplex metadata whose update authority is the wallet. Tokens without metadata or with a transferred authority won't show.
What's portfolio value?
SOL plus priced tokens, mainnet only, first 40 tokens.
What does it show for a token account?
Mint, balance, owner, delegate, frozen state, and whether it's the canonical associated token account.
What does it show for a program?
Whether it's upgradeable, by which key, its loader and bytecode size.
What does 'empty / never used' mean?
A valid key with no account on this cluster. Check the network toggle.
Does it need a wallet?
No.