TON Address Converter
Convert TON wallet addresses between raw, EQ, UQ, bounceable, non-bounceable, mainnet, and testnet formats. This utility is designed for wallet users, builders, and researchers working across The Open Network.
Convert TON addresses between all major formats
This TON address converter supports raw addresses, friendly addresses, mainnet bounceable addresses, mainnet non-bounceable addresses, testnet bounceable addresses, and testnet non-bounceable addresses.
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FAQ about TON address formats
What is a TON address converter?
A TON address converter changes TON wallet addresses between raw, friendly, EQ, UQ, bounceable, non-bounceable, mainnet, and testnet formats.
What is the difference between raw and friendly TON addresses?
Raw format is the technical workchain:hash form. Friendly format is the user-facing encoded form used by wallets and applications.
What is the difference between EQ and UQ in TON?
EQ is commonly used for mainnet bounceable friendly addresses, while UQ is commonly used for mainnet non-bounceable friendly addresses.
What is a bounceable TON address?
A bounceable address is used in scenarios where a transfer may bounce back if the destination wallet is not initialized.
What is a non-bounceable TON address?
A non-bounceable address is used in cases where a transfer should not bounce, often around initialization and specific contract workflows.
How do I convert a TON address between mainnet and testnet formats?
Paste the address above and the converter will generate raw, mainnet, and testnet variants automatically.