# Where to find your wallet address

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In this guide you’ll:

✅ Understand what a wallet address is\
✅ Learn where to find it in your wallet app\
✅ Know what’s safe to share
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### What is a wallet address?

A wallet address is your public identifier on the blockchain. Think of it like a crypto “account number” — people use it to send you funds.

On TON, your wallet address is a long string of characters that usually starts with EQ or UQ. This is completely normal and helps identify it as a TON address.

### Is it safe to share your wallet address?

Yes. Sharing your wallet address is safe.

Anyone with your address can:

* Send you TON or tokens
* View transactions associated with that address on the blockchain

They cannot:

* Access your funds
* Move tokens
* Control your wallet

🔒 Important: your wallet address is public.\
Your recovery phrase / private key is private.\
If someone asks for your recovery phrase, that’s a scam. Always.

### About privacy and anonymity

Blockchains are transparent, which means transactions are publicly visible. However, your wallet address is not linked to your real-world identity.

STON.fi and other DeFi apps do not ask for personal data. As long as you don’t connect your address to your identity elsewhere, you remain anonymous.

### Where to find your TON wallet address

You can find your wallet address directly on the main screen of your wallet app.

For example, in Tonkeeper:

* Open the app
* Look at the top of the main screen
* Tap on the address to copy it

### Why you might see more than one address

Some wallet apps support multiple blockchains. This means you may see:

* A TON address (starts with EQ or UQ)
* Addresses for other networks (for example, TRON)

<figure><img src="/files/isRZ5mnVFBAsWAoS9PoS" alt=""><figcaption><p>A couple of addresses you may see in your wallet</p></figcaption></figure>

Always make sure you’re sharing the TON address when using STON.fi.

📍 STON.fi works on the TON blockchain only.

Now that you know where to find your wallet address, you’re ready to receive tokens, connect to STON.fi, and move on to swaps, liquidity, and other DeFi features.


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