Wallet Age Checker
Enter an Ethereum address to see the earliest normal transaction found, its age, transactions sent, and current ETH balance. Useful for address research and airdrop criteria checks.
What this checker measures
This tool finds the earliest normal transaction Etherscan returns for an Ethereum mainnet address, then calculates the elapsed time from that transaction to today. It also shows the address's transaction nonce (transactions sent) and current native ETH balance.
Use wallet age as context, not proof
Wallet age can help when researching an address or reviewing a project's published airdrop criteria, but it does not establish eligibility. Projects can use a snapshot block, token transfers, protocol interactions, balances, Sybil filters, and other rules that this tool does not evaluate.
Data source and limitations
Lookups are sent directly from your browser to Etherscan's Ethereum mainnet API. The earliest normal transaction found is not necessarily a wallet's creation date or first on-chain event: token transfers and internal transactions can have a different history. Always verify important decisions in a block explorer and the project's official documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this show a wallet’s creation date?
No. It shows the earliest normal Ethereum mainnet transaction Etherscan returns. A wallet may have an earlier token transfer, internal transaction, or activity on another network, so treat the date as a useful history signal rather than proof of creation.
What does ‘transactions sent’ mean?
It is the Ethereum account nonce returned by the network: the number of transactions sent from the address. It is not a count of incoming transfers, token transfers, or every interaction associated with the address.
Can this confirm airdrop eligibility?
No. Airdrop rules are set by each project and commonly use a snapshot block plus several criteria. Use this result to research an address, then compare it with the project’s official eligibility announcement.
Is an address lookup private?
Ethereum addresses and their transaction histories are public. This tool sends the address from your browser to Etherscan to retrieve public mainnet data; never enter a private key, seed phrase, or any secret into this or any other website.
Does this cover other networks or contract deployment dates?
No. This version queries Ethereum mainnet normal transactions. It does not calculate multi-chain wallet age or independently identify a smart contract’s deployment transaction.