A simple, open-source, client-side tool to check OpenAlias configurations.
Enter a domain name (e.g. getmonero.org) to verify it's OpenAlias configuration:
This site allows you to verify whether your OpenAlias configuration is valid and matches what you want others to see.
OpenAlias is a DNS TXT record added to a domain that points to a cryptocurrency address, along with optional metadata such as the recipient's name and a transaction description.
To learn more, check out the OpenAlias implementation guide.
oa1:btc recipient_address=bc1q33pgz4dsal3h2ahkhe8ty0e7z32ttteyz4tx2d; recipient_name=CypherToshi; tx_description=Donation to Cyphertoshi
Not all wallets currently support OpenAlias, but many popular ones for Monero, Bitcoin, and Litecoin do. You can find a list of compatible wallets here. If your wallet doesn't support OpenAlias yet and you'd like it to, consider reaching out to the developers of the wallet to request integration!
No. This site is hosted on GitHub Pages and runs entirely client-side in your browser. However, the DNS resolvers used (Cloudflare or Google) may log your lookup request according to their policies.
If you'd like to support the upkeep of this site, you can donate via Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Monero to: cyphertoshi.com or tech1k.com via OpenAlias in a supported wallet.
Yes! You can find the full source code on GitHub: github.com/Tech1k/OpenAliasChecker.
Disclaimer: This tool is provided "as is" with no warranties. Use at your own risk. Always double-check results with your own DNS tools when configuring critical records.