How it works
Wallet Comparison
Put two wallets side by side on one network: who leads, by how much, and what they have in common.
Updated 2026-10-05
Open a comparison
A comparison always runs on one network, the one selected in the search. There are three ways to start one:
- 01
From the home search
Press Compare wallets under the home search bar, enter the second wallet next to the first and press Compare.
- 02
Type both wallets at once
In the home search or the wallet analysis search, type two wallets separated by a comma (or "vs"), for example vitalik.eth, zkcodex.base.eth.
- 03
From a wallet you are analysing
Press Compare next to Refresh and Share Card, then pick your connected wallet, a recent search or any other address.
Addresses, ENS names, base.eth names and Farcaster usernames all work. The page address has the form /network/walletA/vs/walletB, so a comparison can be shared with Copy link.
What the page shows
Differences hides the rows where the two wallets are equal. Gas spent and balance are shown for reference only and never count as a lead.
Links between them reads each wallet's first funder (the same lookup as the account strip on the wallet page) and the native coin each wallet sent to addresses that are not contracts. Two wallets paying the same exchange deposit address, or one wallet funding the other, are real links; a shared exchange hot wallet as first funder is common to thousands of unrelated wallets and is shown as such. Incoming payments never count, because anyone can send to any wallet. These are signals, not proof that one person owns both wallets. Names come from Blockscout Metadata name tags.
How the data loads
Each wallet is read with the same scan as its own wallet analysis page. Wallet B is scanned after wallet A, so the block explorers see one scan at a time.
Recent scans are reused
A wallet scanned in the last 30 minutes in your browser loads instantly, so opening a comparison from a wallet you just analysed only scans the second one.