Paste an address to check it is valid, which network and type it is, and whether its checksum matches. Compare two addresses character by character to catch clipboard-hijacking malware and “address poisoning” look-alikes.
Paste the address you meant to use, and the one now in your wallet's “send to” box.
bitcoin: and monero: URIs, showing the amount and label they request.Scammers send you a tiny transaction from an address that starts and ends like one you use, hoping you'll copy it from your history later. Clipboard malware swaps the address as you paste. A valid checksum doesn't protect you from either — only comparing the whole address does.