Introducing WalletTree: one link for every wallet

A wallet address rarely stays in one place. You start accepting donations, so your Ethereum address goes in your bio. Someone asks about Bitcoin, and that one ends up in a pinned post. A Solana address lands in a stream description, another in a project's README. Months later you switch wallets and update the places you remember, while last year's address keeps sitting in an old post where people can still find it and send to it.

We built WalletTree for this: every wallet and donation address, shared from one place.

You get a page at wallettr.ee/yourname listing every address you accept payments on, across thirteen networks, with the network and accepted tokens written next to each one. Visitors copy an address or scan its QR code. We check each address's format, and its checksum on networks that have one, before it goes live, and you can change the look of the page or add your other links. When a wallet changes, you edit it once and the link stays the same.

We don't hold, move or route anything. Payments go straight from the sender's wallet to yours, so there's nothing for us to charge a fee on, and we don't. We will never ask for a private key or seed phrase, and neither will anyone else with honest intentions. Your page has no ads, analytics or tracking cookies.