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When looking at the transaction hash on blockexplorer. There are other transactions that get bundled with yours for privacy reasons, so that nobody can tell for real if it was your address from which the coins came from, and how much. So unless you had the coins in a paper wallet, this method is out. You need to get the address to which the ETN was sent and the TX private key, as displayed when you click on the transaction in your Electroneum dashboard.

On the next page, the explorer will ad up all the transactions in the specific bundle that is associated with the sent-to address, and display a total. If this total equals 17, ETN, then you can be sure that your funds were indeed stolen and the transaction has gone through. Have made 3 transactions that are found on blockchain explorer.

Cannot find them in my paper wallet after spending many, many hours trying everything that is on the internet. Have spent a month going around in circles with Electroneum support, only in the end saying we cannot support this type of question. Truly frustrating to say the least.

Have tried to import into mobile wallet but it fails. Have contacted Cryptopia coins were not mined to see if they can see where or what happened. Also downloaded the graphic version of the wallet with no luck. Not sure, but there could be some issue when trying to load paper wallet first time to check the balance. All sorts of issues. Not sure what your actual problem is. Can you explain it somewhat simpler? From where did you send the coins, and to where?

I sent it from Cryptopia to the paper wallet using the address I was given when I first opened the wallet. Cannot find them there but see them on the blockchain. How do I get access to the wallet with the keys I have? Have I saved everything of course? Do you have the original keys of the wallet you sent it to?

Remember that every time you download the paper wallet, it generates a new one for you. The other method is to follow Method 2 above to restore your paper wallet to a wallet-cli in the command line. Yes, I have all keys saved. I have only downloaded the paper wallet once I believe.

It becomes a jungle in my opinion. I try to open the wallet but always just get this message. Wallet file name or Ctrl-C to quit : electroneum-wallet-cli. Confirm creation of new wallet named: electroneum-wallet-cli. The point is that in order to get ANY information regarding your paper wallet, you will need to download the entire blockchain to your computer.

The desktop version will only interface with the wallet-cli in the background and provide you details as given by the wallet CLI. The reason why the web interface works for anyone is that Electroneum is doing all the interfacing with the blockchain backend ON BEHALF of the user, using their own servers.

This is also the reason why it takes some time to refresh your balance since the web interface first needs to load your wallet and perform all the computations in the wallet-CLI before being able to give you an answer. You could just leave your coins on the Electroneum online wallet and enjoy all the user-friendliness, but be at risk of any possible hacks of the Electroneum system. Not everyone wants to go through this CLI wallet process. In addition, have you heard about their constantly having issues with importing offline wallet ETN?

This has been happening to me on-and-off since December and especially within the last 7 days or so. Thank you so much for this tutorial, I am trying to download the blockchain since my app does not let me upload my balance. Keeps failing in the process. Mine is stored at C:ProgramDataelectroneumlmdb.

ProgramData only becomes visible once it is enabled. Hello, I tried several times to transfer my paper wallet to online wallet but I always obtain errors. Thanks, Matteo. Matteo, which route are you following? Are you trying to import the coins using the app, or are you trying to send the coins from a command based paper wallet cli? I tried from the app web and mobile but the result is always the same… My online wallet has 0 ETN while my paper wallet should have just few ETN.

Maybe the amount is too low and it does not cover the fee? It should not be necessary to use a command line to get this information. There needs to be a GUI-based tool to do this activity. Electroneum clearly needs more usable tools created for it. This is a long way from consumer-friendly, and it needs to be if it will have mass adoption. But that is the price you need to pay if you want total control and security over your coins. But the moment you share your private keys with a GUI-based tool, it exposes your keys to the Internet and sends them to a centralized location, putting your keys at risk.

Large collections of private keys like the Electroneum online wallet are great targets for hackers, so there will always be someone trying to break in. Electroneum has come a long way in simplifying the crypto experience.

So for now, if you want total control of your ETN and the added security benefit that comes with an offline paper wallet, the command line is the only option. I have many other coins and all with the exception to ETN have the capability to be able to check balances without having to download the entire blockchain or compromise private keys.

Hello Benjamin and thanks for the excellent guide. Do you have another article how to check the complete balance incl incoming and outgoing Txs and also how to send ETN from paper wallet to other ETN address? Not yet. As for the sending ETN from a paper wallet to another address, one easy way is to use the Import button on the Electroneum online wallet.

It allows you to scan the QR codes on your paper wallet and load the coins onto the online wallet. From there you can easily send it to another wallet. Hi, Was wondering if somehow I can retrieve my tokens if I accidentally deleted pdf file from usb drive. I thought I printed my paper wallet and deleted pdf file on accident.

So sorry to hear that. Also, you can try recovering lost files from the USB drive, there is an app called recover SD something like that. Good luck!!! I never printed out my file. Was going to get to it when I could. I did this on an Acer laptop with Chrome OS. I tried running a free recovery program on my other laptop but it just gives me old files on USB. I have to use Acer laptop and find a recovery program for Chrome OS to try and see if it can find the wallet there.

A good computer shop usually offers these kinds of services. But I remember that they are costly. When I create a new wallet in the same folder with the same name, I receive the message that the wallet already exists?! I was synced with blockchain and I tripled checked that I made no spelling errors. Not sure what the problem might be. Are you sure you are using the entire name, including any extensions?

If all else fails, just create a new wallet instance with a different name. Hey Benjamin, I have a stupid question. I followed your 2 guide for loading a view only paper wallet in CMD. I set a wallet name and password as instructed, I chose a good password and made a backup of it just in case.

I suppose my backed up password is incorrect. Can you tell me please, how screwed am I? Can I still view or move my mining winnings without this local password which I created after my wallet? One obvious solution might be to check if your caps lock was on. Other than that, I guess you might have entered the password wrong when you entered it the first time.

But you can just as easily create a second copy of the same wallet assuming you restored it from a paper wallet , and just give it a different name than the first time you tried. This will give you the exact same functionality. You can use the Command Line program on Mac to do the same thing. The commands are nearly identical. It should be just the directories that look a bit different. Just make sure you download the Mac full miner and not the Windows full miner. Hi Benjamin, Thank you for being there and helping those of us who need the help.

I transferred etn to my offline paper wallet but still have some left on the exchange because I had a limit I could transfer in one day. I need to transfer the remaining amount to the wallet, how do I do that please? Thank you! Not exactly sure I understand. In the online wallet as well as the app on my phone it shows the transaction as completed.

Everything looks good, and I can trace the transaction on the blockchain explorer. Would you be able to offer some guidance as to what may be happening? Maybe I am misreading something on the blockchain explorer? Do you mind sharing your transaction ID so I can have a look? One obvious problem I can think of is that you have not entered a payment ID.

The payment ID works like a reference code on a normal bank transfer and lets the institution know who it was that deposited the funds. Can you remember if you entered one? No problem at all, just happy to hear back from someone! Electroneum support took a week plus to get back to me. I opened a ticket like 17 days ago and crickets… Nothing. I did include the payment ID. As you can see when you look at the blockchain explorer everything went through and was completed WEEKS ago.

This is exactly the sort of thing that makes folks so nervous about cryptocurrency. At times it is not reliable…. The wallet manager will only show the online wallet balance. The offline wallet is a different wallet instance that is not managed by my. Only you have the private keys to the offline wallet so only you will be able to see the balance.

I could see that there are transactions for my desktop wallet electroneum-wallet-cli in blockexplorer. Does it take time to reflect on my desktop wallet? I can find the transactions of my buys into the blockchain with my paper wallet address using the blockchain explorer, but cannot find them in the wallet on my Win 10 64 bit PC. Initially, after running everything, it asked for my private key and view keys, but it told me they could not be found.

I gave up in frustration. One point that is more confusing is that, in the video, it seems to create another wallet. I see that the public wallet address is the same but the other two keys are not the same as those when I first downloaded the paper wallet. This just adds to the confusion. Thanks for sharing the video, and sorry for the long response time. Were you able to see your balance yet? No, not as yet. Electroneum support is looking into it for me but it is taking a long time to get any answers.

Transactions are showing on the explorer though. This, however, showed less information than what the pool website had. Any way to see where the missing coins are? Also, do you have any idea when the balance of the unpaid mining coins will be paid to us? Pools are now closed. As far as I know, all the remaining mined coins have been paid out to the miners. Are you still waiting on yours? What am I doing wrong?

How annoying. Please help, someone. I see that the website software I am using has turned the two small dashes in front of generate-from-view-key into one long dash, which is probably why you are having problems. Please try it again and use TWO small dashes in front of generate-from-view-key, like this:. Benjamin, first of all thanks for your assistance. It is working correctly now. Many thanks!

Guys like you are important so keep up the good work! Hi, thanks for the quality job you are doing here. Please, I want some guidance and clarification on how to get my ETN to the exchange. Firstly, I can see my ETN balance in my crypto wallet. Is it possible to transfer these ETN coins directly to the exchange from my wallet? Secondly, if the answer is no then I assume I will have to use the paper wallet, but the question is, which public wallet address should I use?

Is it the one from the wallet or the offline wallet PDF, because I discovered that the public wallet address changes each time I download the offline wallet from my wallet account and also the public address in my wallet account.

Lastly, is it possible to mine all the coins I have in my wallet account to an offline account? The best an most user-friendly way to transfer your coins to Cryptopia is by using the online wallet system. Firstly you should indicate on Cryptopia that you want to deposit ETN. They will provide you with a public wallet key and a payment ID.

Then go to the online wallet and select Send ETN. Enter both those codes. Take note that each time you download a paper wallet, you are creating a NEW wallet. Electroneum allows you to create and use as many of them as you like, but they are all different. So you should download one or a couple if you want and save it somewhere on your computer for later use. If you download it again from the Electroneum website, it will generate a brand new one for you.

Finally, one does not mine coins to another wallet, but rather transfer them. But as I said, the best way for you would be to transfer your ETN directly from the online wallet to Cryptopia. If I made a paper wallet and synced it to the PC according to method 2, how can I transfer my money from my paper wallet back to the exchange?

The best way would be to Import the ETN to your online wallet using the tools they provide. In this one I also had to fill in my private spend key. I am wondering what the difference is. The one on YouTube is a full wallet restore. It will actually show you your real ETN balance that takes outgoing transactions into account. The drawback of the full wallet restore is that exposes your private spend key to the Internet.

The drawback, like I said in the tutorial, is that you can only view the balance due to incoming transactions. Outgoing transactions are not included when calculating the balance, since Electroneum wants only the true owner of a wallet with the private key to know how much he has spend where. After I synced my paper wallet via method 2. How can I acces my wallet again after schutting down my PC? You can open up the electroneum-wallet-cli.

It should ask you for your wallet name. Enter the name exactly as you typed it during creation, including any capitalisation. Press Enter. Then enter the password you created and press Enter. This should open the wallet. Can someone tell me how I can access my wallet again? Which apps and what commands do I have to put in to open my wallet again after I turned my pc off?

I was reffering to method 2. I made a paper wallet and loaded it via command prompt. I followed your steps and everything went fine. But how can i access it now again after shutting my pc down. I mined some ETN which were supposed to be transferred to my command line wallet I created.

Checked using keys that it was registered on blockchain but 10h later, still not in my wallet. Have resynced to blockchain, refreshed, reloaded but my wallet shows 0 balance and transactions. Never had this with other coins. Which pools were you using? Are you sure the ETN was already paid out?

Remember that the ETN only pays out to the wallet after reaching a certain threshold. This threshold differs for different pools. I can never thank you enough! But following your instructions step by step I now have absolute confirmation that my ETN reached my paper wallet, and all is well. But then remembered someone asking you about that space issue in another article you wrote and when I removed the spaces, voila! Worked like a champ. Again — many, many thanks, sir, for your incredibly helpful and clear article.

Peace of mind is priceless. Thanks for your kind words of appreciation, Cynthia! And thanks for noticing the space issue. Forgot about that. Your email address will not be published. Skip to main content Skip to primary sidebar Skip to footer. Hi, I have transferred some of my balance from my online wallet to my offline wallet.

Hi Alan, How did you transfer it? Hi Is the blockchain still busy? What should I do now? Hi, Can I use my online wallet public wallet ID on mining. Hi Benjamin Greg here. Thanks, Greg. In the search bar, enter your Ethereum public address, 0x….. Step 3. You will be taken to a wallet overview.

At the top, the checksummed version of your address will be displayed. Read our article about the differences between checksummed and non-checksummed addresses. Just below your address, you will see your total ETH balance, USD value equivalent, and the total number of different types of tokens you hold. When looking for custom token information, this is where you can select a specific token to find its contract address, decimal count, and symbol.

Check out our guide to learn more about adding custom tokens to MEW. Etherscan Step 1. At the top, you will see the checksummed version of your address. Ethplorer Step 1. To the left, you will see the checksummed version of your address.

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Dear Benjamin, As we know there is a coin named Electronero as a result of Electroneum fork that will happen at , block height on May 29, Could you please to tell us step by step on how to get Electronero when the fork has come? Thank you. Will publish it in the next day or two. The short and the long of it… In order to claim your Electronero after the fork, you need to move your Electroneum to a paper wallet BEFORE the fork happens at block , around 29 May.

Is the blockchain still busy? I have transferred ETN from my offline wallet to my online wallet and it says complete, but ETN is still pending and been doing so for over 2 days? Is this normal? Blockchain is not as busy these days. What do you mean? Did the ETN not show up in your online wallet, even though the transaction shows successful?

The coins in your pending balance on the mobile miner might not pay out at exactly The team is working through the backlog and paying people in batches. Be patient, it will come. It worked for some time and I had to shut down my laptop to continue later but I am receiving the above message and it closes the electroneumd window now. After some time the transaction detail was erased from the log and the ETN returned to my online wallet.

But 2 days ago the amount I have sent dissappeared again and I have thought it went to my offline wallet. I have tried to import my offline wallet to my mining wallet again but the transaction has failed. Do you think my ETN has disappeared?

It was about Not sure why this happened, but the blockchain was under extremely high load when you sent the transaction. The app probably tried to send the transaction again and succeeded. The import would not go through because of the high number of transactions in the blockchain.

You should try this again now since the high load has been reduced. Why are they not appearing in my balance? I mined 20 ETN and it is still not in my wallet. What is wrong with the management? Please be patient. The blockchain was under heavy load at the time and some transactions failed to complete. The problem has since subsided and they have started resending those transactions. I have my full amount of ETN coins in the offline wallet. Please help me out with this. Can someone explain this?

What is wrong? Why has my first transaction vanished? Why has the import from offline wallet has failed? Your transactions were performed during a time of high blockchain traffic. In this case, the funds will be returned to your online wallet. So I guess you should have the funds back in your online wallet by now. The payout limit is already reached but its not transferring. What to do? The blockchain is currently flooded with transactions, and yours are probably among the many.

The team is working on a solution to allow for faster processing of transactions. Already passed more than 4 days and it is still in pending… This is not ok at all. I am wondering if my money is really there and if I will get it back! Perhaps you could try importing it again. If that fails, you might want to set up a node and load your paper wallet into the node, so that you can check the balance and see if the money has left the paper wallet.

Can I use my online wallet public wallet ID on mining. Mining straight to my wallet not offline wallet. The mining reward is paid out to the wallet address you specify. And since your wallet is just a normal wallet of which Electroneum controls the keys, you can mine to it. That only shows information pertaining to your wallet. You will only see something there when your pool pays out to your wallet. Which pool are you mining with? When sending to a paper wallet, the payment ID should not be a problem.

You can use any payment ID and it will still work fine. How did you check your wallet balance? Have you tried importing the paper wallet to your online wallet? Greg here. Had a few posts below on being unable to find the original paper wallet that I sent coins to from Cryptopia. Have you had any chance to think about my issue? Hi, I have tried to import from my offline paper wallet to the online wallet manager three times. The first two times I received status: failed messages.

On the third try I received status: pending. However it has been pending for 7 days now. Do I need to wait longer, or should I try to import again. Please help! Does the pending transaction show a transaction ID on the online wallet yet? Take note that using your paper wallet address and private view key on the explorer will only show you the funds that came IN to your paper wallet.

Thanks for you quick reply! No, there is no transaction ID. Remember that the problem is with the transaction, not with the wallets. The funds can only be in your paper wallet or your online wallet, both of which you control. So I tried again, and the import worked this time! When I first transferred from Cryptopia to the offline paper wallet, as you have shown above, I confirmed each transfer via the Transaction Hash from my Cryptopia withdraw history utilizing blockexplorer. So I know for sure the ETN hit the paper wallet, because all the output amounts from the block chain explorer added up.

However, when importing to the online wallet, the full amount did not appear. Me also, similar problem. What is Electroneum support doing for the system problem? I have tried to import from my offline paper wallet to the online wallet more than three times. Do I need to wait longer, or should I try to import again? Already contacted the support team. Still not able to solve my problem. They replied that I am still in the queue. If so, you can try to track the transactions in the block explorer.

I was starting to panic, but after checking this morning, the complete balance appeared! Thanks for your help! Is anyone else having problems importing from an offline wallet? ETN support has been useless. Not sure what the problem is. I was hacked online and someone tried to steal my 17, ETN coins.

Below is the transaction hash: 3eacb1e6fc7c9f1aed75aa89acfc2cf3d92b2f03ef The transaction status shows as Failed in my online account. Can you please help me by checking if the transaction failed, and if so, how many days it would take for the coins to show up in my online account. The Electroneum team does not respond and turns a blind eye, giving canned responses.

I just want to know if there is any hope of getting my coins. When looking at the transaction hash on blockexplorer. There are other transactions that get bundled with yours for privacy reasons, so that nobody can tell for real if it was your address from which the coins came from, and how much. So unless you had the coins in a paper wallet, this method is out. You need to get the address to which the ETN was sent and the TX private key, as displayed when you click on the transaction in your Electroneum dashboard.

On the next page, the explorer will ad up all the transactions in the specific bundle that is associated with the sent-to address, and display a total. If this total equals 17, ETN, then you can be sure that your funds were indeed stolen and the transaction has gone through. Have made 3 transactions that are found on blockchain explorer.

Cannot find them in my paper wallet after spending many, many hours trying everything that is on the internet. Have spent a month going around in circles with Electroneum support, only in the end saying we cannot support this type of question. Truly frustrating to say the least. Have tried to import into mobile wallet but it fails.

Have contacted Cryptopia coins were not mined to see if they can see where or what happened. Also downloaded the graphic version of the wallet with no luck. Not sure, but there could be some issue when trying to load paper wallet first time to check the balance. All sorts of issues. Not sure what your actual problem is. Can you explain it somewhat simpler? From where did you send the coins, and to where?

I sent it from Cryptopia to the paper wallet using the address I was given when I first opened the wallet. Cannot find them there but see them on the blockchain. How do I get access to the wallet with the keys I have? Have I saved everything of course? Do you have the original keys of the wallet you sent it to?

Remember that every time you download the paper wallet, it generates a new one for you. The other method is to follow Method 2 above to restore your paper wallet to a wallet-cli in the command line. Yes, I have all keys saved. I have only downloaded the paper wallet once I believe.

It becomes a jungle in my opinion. I try to open the wallet but always just get this message. Wallet file name or Ctrl-C to quit : electroneum-wallet-cli. Confirm creation of new wallet named: electroneum-wallet-cli. The point is that in order to get ANY information regarding your paper wallet, you will need to download the entire blockchain to your computer.

The desktop version will only interface with the wallet-cli in the background and provide you details as given by the wallet CLI. The reason why the web interface works for anyone is that Electroneum is doing all the interfacing with the blockchain backend ON BEHALF of the user, using their own servers.

This is also the reason why it takes some time to refresh your balance since the web interface first needs to load your wallet and perform all the computations in the wallet-CLI before being able to give you an answer. You could just leave your coins on the Electroneum online wallet and enjoy all the user-friendliness, but be at risk of any possible hacks of the Electroneum system. Not everyone wants to go through this CLI wallet process. In addition, have you heard about their constantly having issues with importing offline wallet ETN?

This has been happening to me on-and-off since December and especially within the last 7 days or so. Thank you so much for this tutorial, I am trying to download the blockchain since my app does not let me upload my balance. Keeps failing in the process. Mine is stored at C:ProgramDataelectroneumlmdb. ProgramData only becomes visible once it is enabled. Hello, I tried several times to transfer my paper wallet to online wallet but I always obtain errors. Thanks, Matteo. Matteo, which route are you following?

Are you trying to import the coins using the app, or are you trying to send the coins from a command based paper wallet cli? I tried from the app web and mobile but the result is always the same… My online wallet has 0 ETN while my paper wallet should have just few ETN. Maybe the amount is too low and it does not cover the fee? It should not be necessary to use a command line to get this information.

There needs to be a GUI-based tool to do this activity. Electroneum clearly needs more usable tools created for it. This is a long way from consumer-friendly, and it needs to be if it will have mass adoption.

But that is the price you need to pay if you want total control and security over your coins. But the moment you share your private keys with a GUI-based tool, it exposes your keys to the Internet and sends them to a centralized location, putting your keys at risk. Large collections of private keys like the Electroneum online wallet are great targets for hackers, so there will always be someone trying to break in.

Electroneum has come a long way in simplifying the crypto experience. So for now, if you want total control of your ETN and the added security benefit that comes with an offline paper wallet, the command line is the only option. I have many other coins and all with the exception to ETN have the capability to be able to check balances without having to download the entire blockchain or compromise private keys.

Hello Benjamin and thanks for the excellent guide. Do you have another article how to check the complete balance incl incoming and outgoing Txs and also how to send ETN from paper wallet to other ETN address? Not yet. As for the sending ETN from a paper wallet to another address, one easy way is to use the Import button on the Electroneum online wallet.

It allows you to scan the QR codes on your paper wallet and load the coins onto the online wallet. From there you can easily send it to another wallet. Hi, Was wondering if somehow I can retrieve my tokens if I accidentally deleted pdf file from usb drive.

I thought I printed my paper wallet and deleted pdf file on accident. So sorry to hear that. Also, you can try recovering lost files from the USB drive, there is an app called recover SD something like that. Good luck!!! I never printed out my file. Was going to get to it when I could. I did this on an Acer laptop with Chrome OS. I tried running a free recovery program on my other laptop but it just gives me old files on USB.

I have to use Acer laptop and find a recovery program for Chrome OS to try and see if it can find the wallet there. A good computer shop usually offers these kinds of services. But I remember that they are costly. When I create a new wallet in the same folder with the same name, I receive the message that the wallet already exists?! I was synced with blockchain and I tripled checked that I made no spelling errors. Not sure what the problem might be.

Are you sure you are using the entire name, including any extensions? If all else fails, just create a new wallet instance with a different name. Hey Benjamin, I have a stupid question. I followed your 2 guide for loading a view only paper wallet in CMD. I set a wallet name and password as instructed, I chose a good password and made a backup of it just in case.

I suppose my backed up password is incorrect. Can you tell me please, how screwed am I? Can I still view or move my mining winnings without this local password which I created after my wallet? One obvious solution might be to check if your caps lock was on.

Other than that, I guess you might have entered the password wrong when you entered it the first time. But you can just as easily create a second copy of the same wallet assuming you restored it from a paper wallet , and just give it a different name than the first time you tried. This will give you the exact same functionality. You can use the Command Line program on Mac to do the same thing. The commands are nearly identical. It should be just the directories that look a bit different. Just make sure you download the Mac full miner and not the Windows full miner.

Hi Benjamin, Thank you for being there and helping those of us who need the help. I transferred etn to my offline paper wallet but still have some left on the exchange because I had a limit I could transfer in one day.

I need to transfer the remaining amount to the wallet, how do I do that please? Thank you! Not exactly sure I understand. In the online wallet as well as the app on my phone it shows the transaction as completed. Everything looks good, and I can trace the transaction on the blockchain explorer. Would you be able to offer some guidance as to what may be happening? Maybe I am misreading something on the blockchain explorer?

Do you mind sharing your transaction ID so I can have a look? One obvious problem I can think of is that you have not entered a payment ID. The payment ID works like a reference code on a normal bank transfer and lets the institution know who it was that deposited the funds. Can you remember if you entered one? No problem at all, just happy to hear back from someone! Electroneum support took a week plus to get back to me.

I opened a ticket like 17 days ago and crickets… Nothing. I did include the payment ID. As you can see when you look at the blockchain explorer everything went through and was completed WEEKS ago. This is exactly the sort of thing that makes folks so nervous about cryptocurrency. At times it is not reliable…. The wallet manager will only show the online wallet balance. The offline wallet is a different wallet instance that is not managed by my.

Step 1. Head to EthVM. Head to Etherscan. Head to Ethplorer. Coinbase, Kraken, Gemini, Binance, etc. EthVM Step 1. Step 2. In the search bar, enter your Ethereum public address, 0x….. Step 3. You will be taken to a wallet overview. At the top, the checksummed version of your address will be displayed. Read our article about the differences between checksummed and non-checksummed addresses.