Which of your coins show their lock?

Paste your public addresses. Nosis Bunker reads more than 100 networks, shows each lock that the world can see, and gives you a calm plan to hide what you can.

Runs on your device. Works with no internet connection.
Sends nothing. No wallet connection, no tracking, no cookies.
Blocks secrets. A seed phrase or private key is cleared at once.

Your addresses

Paste public addresses only. Never paste a seed phrase or private key into any website.

Your locks

Field guide

Where things stand on October 25, 2026

The math: Nobody has shown a break of the signatures that Bitcoin, Ethereum or Solana use. AI math is advancing fast, so it is time to prepare.
The debate: Security experts disagree on how soon a break can come. They agree that a rushed migration is dangerous. Use addresses that have never signed if it is easy, and move slowly.
Scams: False emails that look like Ledger and Trezor tell users to install a "quantum patch". Update firmware only in Ledger Live or Trezor Suite. Do not use a link in an email.
Fixes: Bitcoin BIP-360 is on test networks only. Ethereum has a post-quantum team and plans hash-based signatures. Zcash moved shielded funds to the new Ironwood pool, which supports quantum-recoverable notes.

Why extra security now

The last lock on your coins is a math problem that nobody has solved. The early lock of the internet, RSA, had to grow to signatures of about 400 bytes because mathematicians found shortcuts. Your wallet signature is 64 bytes because nobody has found a shortcut for its math yet.

AI is advancing at an alarming rate. If machines find the shortcuts that people did not find, a lock that was safe for decades can become weak fast. Nothing is broken today. The goal is to be ready.

Your address is a sealed box with your lock inside. On most addresses, the world sees only a fingerprint of the box. When you receive coins, the box stays closed. When you sign anything, the box opens: a transaction, a token approval, an NFT listing, or a "sign in with wallet" message.

Open from day one: Solana, Bitcoin Taproot (bc1p), Lightning, Spark, Ark, Kaspa, Monero, Polkadot, Bittensor, Stellar, Algorand, NEAR, Hedera, Flow, MultiversX and Mina.

Do not hurry. A bad migration can lose more money than the risk that it avoids.

Keep savings on an address that has never signed anything.
For Bitcoin, use a new bc1q address, not bc1p.
Send a small test amount first. Examine each character of the address.
A "quantum migration tool" in your messages is a drainer. Do not type your seed phrase into a website.

Supported networks

The tool reads each format and checks its checksum if the format has one. A typo shows as a typo, not as a rating. Explorer links show only where the link format was checked against live explorer pages.

Bitcoin and its layers: Bitcoin (legacy, nested SegWit, native SegWit, Taproot, BIP-360), Silent Payments, Lightning, Liquid, Spark, Ark, Stacks. Rootstock, BOB and Core through their EVM addresses.
Institutions, payments and tokenized assets: Ethereum and all EVM networks, with their tokens (USDT, USDC, PAXG, XAUT, QNT, ONDO, BUIDL). Canton Network, XRP Ledger, Stellar, Hedera, Algorand, XDC, Polymesh, Provenance, Centrifuge, MANTRA, Avalanche C, X and P-Chains, Tron.
Smart contract platforms: Solana, Cardano, Sui, Aptos, IOTA, Starknet, TON, NEAR, Tezos, Flow, MultiversX, Internet Computer, Mina, Neo N3, Radix, Nervos, Oasis, Zilliqa, Polkadot, Kusama, Astar, Acala, Bifrost, Hydration, KILT.
Cosmos networks: Cosmos Hub, Osmosis, Celestia, dYdX, Injective, Sei, THORChain, Maya, Babylon, Noble, Axelar, Stride, Neutron, Kava, Akash, Cronos POS, Dymension, ZetaChain, Secret, Saga, Persistence, Initia and about 20 more.
Store of value and payments: Litecoin (with MWEB), Dogecoin, Bitcoin Cash, eCash, Dash, DigiByte, Ravencoin, Kaspa.
Privacy, AI and identity: Monero, Zcash (transparent, TEX, Sapling and unified), Bittensor, Fetch.ai, Filecoin, Nostr public keys.

Words you will see

Public key (the lock): Anyone can use it to check your signature. The risk is new math that finds the private key from the public key.
Private key and seed phrase (the key): These move your coins. They stay in your hardware wallet. Nobody honest asks for them.
Hash (the fingerprint): A one-way fingerprint. Nobody can rebuild the input from it. Most addresses are a hash of the public key, so they hide the lock.
Fresh address: An address that has received coins but has never sent or signed anything.
Taproot (bc1p): A Bitcoin address type from 2021. Ordinals and Runes use it. It puts the public key in the address.
BIP-360 and P2MR: A proposed Bitcoin address type (bc1z). It shows only a fingerprint of the spending rules until you spend.
Drainer: A scam website, app or email that makes you sign something or type your seed phrase, and then empties your wallet.