dotvanity

Version 1.0.0

CLI tool for generating Substrate (or Polkadot) vanity addresses

Features

• Generate SS58 encoded vanity addresses
• Support address types 0 to 127 (includes Polkadot, Kusama, generic Substrate etc.). Defaults to Polkadot mainnet (address type 0).
• Specify number of CPU cores used
• Specify a substring that the addresses must
  • start with
  • end with
  • contain
• Set a required minimum amount of letters (a-z or A-Z) or digits (0-9) that the address must contain
• Output a corresponding BIP39 mnemonic phrase along with the address
• Binaries built for Linux, macOS and Windows

Installing

Download the latest binary release from the Releases page.

Alternatively, if you have cargo installed, build and install by running bash cargo install dotvanity

Usage examples

Find an address that starts with "11" (e.g. 11Tvp5FaD2Vf69BS5tgGJio8KBPd6PUSvrn9nyDTCLWnQWw) bash dotvanity --startswith 11

Find an address that ends with "zz" (e.g. 1X9fUsYxfJ3qJvGu9wdZNhaKP37Y9Vg1YgsMKgkrDox9Pzz) bash dotvanity --endswith zz

Find an address containing the substring "XXXXX" (e.g. 1R6DVtPBh5ZfNHPFoHT4GVUuLwzcbZaVvD4EFXXXXXZMBc3) bash dotvanity --contains XXXXX

Find an address with at least 46 letters (e.g. 14KhqiucsPQJYfBQnYYUMTKSNUjwFdFzFGEMyjEUedCpJSFa) bash dotvanity --letters 46

Find an address with at least 25 digits (e.g. 148GwY3868mW4vGvrQtq4266CK3165835N593ngW9B57HDBg) bash dotvanity --digits 25

Use 5 CPU threads. The default is 1. bash dotvanity --cpus 5

Alter the address type. Create a Kusama address (type 2) instead of Polkadot. bash dotvanity --type 2

Generate 5 addresses (the default is 1) bash dotvanity -n 5

Output a BIP39 mnemonic phrase for found addresses. NOTE: This is resource intensive and makes finding an address a LOT slower. bash dotvanity --mnemonic

Combine flags introduced above bash dotvanity --startswith 11 --endswith QQ --cpus 3