What Does a Monero Address Look Like? XMR Wallet Address Format and Example

A address is long by design. A standard address has 95 characters, and that’s completely normal. Don’t worry if it looks overwhelming — every uses this format.

You’ll usually come across three types of addresses:

• Standard Address (starts with 4, 95 characters)
  Example:
  47Vsh7jrkE7UM9Qweq5tiMEfC7iUchcFQp6oXWxTDRYhv3NVEcH6tptFcAjFGn9cYhF2yAAMzGqgFmKnkJ8okW8yQh9sR9E
• Subaddress (starts with 8, 95 characters)
  Example:
  89A1E7KNQjZs46QCNcz3qJjwVj3hcdArMZqPYyJG3m2aQ5kz3DUmJGZt7L5Af3aAtckm5XvUAvxTYZn3sCdoU3gf5nVvNqS
• Integrated Address (starts with 4, 106 characters)
  Example:
  4K9v46FzBtqK1x9FdpiBndzZavf1sjXxkQp2w9wNq9i8vP8M4XJFtW6W9oXyL6YX6a4jJ3fWbzpC8kHvpcqM8SPvUqAf8iYUXq4HLW4g3

Once you recognize these patterns, you’ll always know if an address looks right.

As we mentioned at the beginning, a Monero address can look very long, but each format has its role. There are three types you need to know.

This is the original XMR address. It works as the main public-facing wallet address. You can use it to receive funds, but every payment goes to the same visible destination. That means less privacy compared to other options. Example:

47Vsh7jrkE7UM9Qweq5tiMEfC7iUchcFQp6oXWxTDRYhv3NVEcH6tptFcAjFGn9cYhF2yAAMzGqgFmKnkJ8okW8yQh9sR9E

This is the modern and recommended format. A wallet can generate countless subaddresses, all tied to the same account. Each payment goes to a unique address, so no one can link your transfers together. Because of this privacy feature, most wallets now default to subaddresses. If you are new, this is likely the format you will see first. Example:

89A1E7KNQjZs46QCNcz3qJjwVj3hcdArMZqPYyJG3m2aQ5kz3DUmJGZt7L5Af3aAtckm5XvUAvxTYZn3sCdoU3gf5nVvNqS

This type includes a Payment ID inside the address. marketplaces once used it to track user deposits. Today, it is mostly outdated, as subaddresses have replaced it. Still, you might encounter it on older platforms. Example:

4K9v46FzBtqK1x9FdpiBndzZavf1sjXxkQp2w9wNq9i8vP8M4XJFtW6W9oXyL6YX6a4jJ3fWbzpC8kHvpcqM8SPvUqAf8iYUXq4HLW4g3

Finding your Monero (XMR) address is simple, no matter which wallet you use. The steps may look slightly different depending on the app, but the process is always similar.

Open your and select Monero from the list of assets. Then look for the “Receive” option. When you tap or click it, your wallet will show your address. It will be a long string of 95 characters, which is the standard length for XMR addresses.

Most wallets also display a QR code along with the text version of the address. This makes it easier to scan when sending funds from another device.

If your supports multiple addresses, you may also see the option to create new subaddresses. This is normal and a good privacy practice. Each subaddress still belongs to your wallet but keeps transfers separate.

Using Monero is easy, but you need to handle addresses carefully. One small mistake can cost you money. Here’s how to stay safe.

• Always copy and paste – A Monero address has 95 characters. Never type it by hand. The risk of an error is too high.
• Check the start and the end – After pasting, quickly look at the first four and last four characters. This simple habit confirms you copied the right address.
• Do a test transfer – If you plan to send a large amount, start small. Send a tiny sum first. Once it arrives, send the rest.
• Remember: transfers can’t be reversed – If you send XMR to the wrong place, it’s gone for good.
• Use whitelists where possible – Many marketplaces let you save trusted addresses. This protects you from mistakes and adds extra security.
• Stay alert for scams – Double-check who you are sending to. Phishing tricks often use fake addresses that look real.

Now that you know how a Monero address works and how to keep it safe, you’re ready for the next step: using it. The good news is that you don’t need a complicated setup to start.

With StealthEX, you can for more than 2,000 different crypto assets, all from your own wallet. There’s no registration, no custody, and no risk of losing control of your coins.

Here’s how it works: pick a crypto pair (for example, ), paste the where you want to receive funds, send your Monero, and get the marketplaced coins directly in your wallet.

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