Every Solana private key is on this website
Yes, your Solana wallet private key is on this website too, but don't worry, nobody will ever find it.
If you want to try searching for your wallet, click the button below.
How does this work?
A Solana private key is an Ed25519 keypair, which means the private key is a 256-bit number (32 bytes, displayed as 64 bytes with the public key appended in base58 format). This gives us 2256 possible keys. This website generates keys for all of those numbers, spread out over pages of 32 keys each.
This website doesn't actually have a database of all private keys — that would require an impossible amount of disk space (more atoms than exist in the observable universe). Instead, keys are procedurally generated on the fly when a page is opened. The page number is used to calculate which keys should be on that page using deterministic derivation.
Finding an active Solana wallet is hard, but not impossible. Every time you open a random page, you have a chance of finding someone else's SOL, tokens, or NFTs. The probability is astronomically small — about 1 in 1077 — but it's not zero.
If you're curious which page your wallet is on, you could do a search for it. That will show you exactly which page your Solana wallet's private key is on.
Automatic balance checking
The balance of each wallet is automatically checked against the Solana blockchain via Solscan. Wallets with a SOL balance are colored green. Wallets that have been used in the past but are now empty will turn yellow. Wallets that have never been used are red.
About Solana private keys
Solana uses Ed25519 elliptic curve cryptography for its keypairs. A private key is 32 bytes (256 bits) of random data. From this private key, a 32-byte public key is derived, which becomes your wallet address when encoded in base58. Popular wallets like Phantom, Solflare, and Backpack all use this same standard.
Your 12 or 24-word seed phrase (BIP39 mnemonic) is converted into a master seed, from which your private key is derived using the BIP44 derivation path (m/44'/501'/0'/0'). Every possible combination of those 256 bits exists somewhere on this website — including yours.
Remember: never share your private key or seed phrase with anyone. While finding your specific key on this website is virtually impossible, sharing it directly would give anyone instant access to all your SOL, tokens, and NFTs.