Struggling to decode complex wallet addresses? Tired of squinting at raw on-chain data to guess who’s who? Chainbase’s Blockchain Address Labeling API is just what you need. The new Blockchain Address Labeling API will assist you in identifying the on-chain identity of addresses. No more blind spots—just clean, structured, and instantly usable identity data for your dApps, dashboards, and analytics tools.
Below is a sample response illustrating how this API works.
Now you know: it’s a hot wallet, early SHIRO holder, and connected to a CEX.
{
"code": 0,
"message": "ok",
"data": {
"0x9642b23ed1e01df1092b92641051881a322f5d4e": [
{
"category": "cex",
"tags": [
"MEXC Hot Wallet"
]
},
{
"category": "early-token-holder",
"tags": [
"Early SHIRO Holder"
]
},
{
"category": "ethereum-first-funder",
"tags": [
"Ethereum First Funder: 0xafBc2518f9e0267443983d1BDDf6e32c3e07dc45"
]
},
{
"category": "hot-wallet",
"tags": [
"Hot Wallet"
]
},
{
"category": "tokenized-eth2-staker",
"tags": [
"Tokenized ETH2 Staker"
]
}
]
}
}
Decode counterparties on the fly: Enrich every transaction with who’s behind the address.
Avoid costly mistakes: Labels help users avoid sending funds to shady or incorrect addresses.
Faster builds: Whether you're creating explorers, dashboards, or DeFi monitors, this saves hours of manual mapping.
Plug-and-play: Query once, get labeled data instantly—no need to build your own tagging system.
We’ve got the broadest label coverage across all major blockchains:
Ethereum
BNB Smart Chain (BSC)
Polygon
Base
Optimism
Arbitrum
…and many more!
We support a broad range of address categories, such as NFT Marketplaces, DEXs, CEXs, Meme Coins, DeFi Protocols, and Lending Platforms.
Here are some example label categories:
Airdrop
Blockchain Ops
CeFi
Custody
DeFi
Governance
Government
Illicit
Miner/Validator
NFT
Smart Contracts
Social
Staking
Trading
Institution
Tornado
Hackers
Bridge
Labeling a wallet is good. Knowing who is behind it? That’s a game-changer.
While address labels help you classify wallets (CEX, DeFi, etc.), they don't always reveal the actual entity controlling the address. That’s why Chainbase goes further—with Entity Labels.
🧠 Entity Labels connect wallets to real-world entities such Binance, Bybit, etc., giving you a clearer picture of on-chain behavior across protocols, organizations, or institutions.
Move from addresses to identities: Know if you're interacting with Binance, a DAO treasury, or a known attacker.
Cut through wallet complexity: Many entities operate dozens—or thousands—of addresses. We group them for you.
Build smarter analytics & security tools: Spot suspicious actors, flag high-risk counterparties, or track real-time institutional flows.
No more guessing. No more scraping. Just plug into the Chainbase Blockchain Address Labeling API and unlock:
📦 Entity-level metadata
🔗 Linked wallet groupings
🧩 Context-rich on-chain intelligence
Experience a new level of on-chain transparency and intelligence with Chainbase’s Blockchain Labeling API. Give it a try and elevate your blockchain data workflows!
Chainbase Team
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