Structured response
A stable model for every supported chain
Build once against normalized query, address, entity, and labels objects instead of maintaining a different integration for each network.
query · address · entity · labels
Address Intelligence
Identify known addresses on major networks with a free API.
Query Console
The lookup pipeline
A single request turns an opaque blockchain identifier into structured, readable intelligence.
Input / 01
Choose a network or let CryptoLabel detect it from a valid Bitcoin, Tron, or Ethereum address.
Resolution / 02
The lookup normalizes the address, identifies its account type and blockchain model, and maps the known entity.
Output / 03
One JSON response provides readable attribution, label provenance, detection method, status, and an explorer link.
/api/v1/address/ethereum/0x22af984f13DFB5C80145E3F9eE1050Ae5a5FB651
{
"query": { "chain":
"ethereum", "address":
"0x22af984f13DFB5C80145E3F9eE1050Ae5a5FB651"},
"address": { "type":
"eoa", "model":
"account_based"},"entity": { "name":
"Kraken", "category":
"exchange"},
"labels": [{ "type":
"exchange_cold_wallet", "sourceType":
"public", "status":
"active"}]
}
Network coverage
Auto-detect a supported address or choose its network explicitly. Every lookup returns the same predictable response structure.
Resolve known Bitcoin wallets and services from 1, 3, and bc1 address formats.
Identify externally owned accounts, contracts, entities, and attributed labels.
Look up T-addresses with the same normalized response model used across the API.
What you receive
CryptoLabel returns the fields needed to display, analyze, and review an address with its attribution intact.
Structured response
Build once against normalized query, address, entity, and labels objects instead of maintaining a different integration for each network.
query · address · entity · labels
Label intelligence
Review readable categories together with source type, detection method, and status when an attribution needs to be understood or verified.
category · source · method · status
Built to integrate
Enrich datasets, add readable context to address pages, or inspect known services and attributed label categories without an authentication flow.
free public API · no API key
Before you integrate
Explore the labeling API, review the documentation, or run a request in the Playground.
CryptoLabel currently supports Bitcoin, Tron, and Ethereum address lookups.
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