Use this free checker to verify public USD₮ wallet balances and transaction hashes on Avalanche C-Chain. USDTCheck reads public blockchain data and checks whether the token involved matches the USD₮ contract Tether publishes for Avalanche.
Check an Avalanche Wallet Verify an Avalanche TransactionTether lists this contract for USD₮ on Avalanche:
0x9702230A8Ea53601f5cD2dc00fDBc13d4dF4A8c7
USDTCheck compares the wallet balance or ERC-20 transfer logs it reads with this exact contract. A token that merely displays “USDT”, “Tether” or a familiar logo is not treated as genuine USD₮ if its contract is different.
Avalanche C-Chain is EVM-compatible, so anyone can deploy an ERC-20 token with a familiar name or symbol. Seeing “USDT” in a wallet interface therefore does not by itself establish that the asset is Tether-issued USD₮. The contract address is the identifier USDTCheck uses for this check.
Advanced Details can request the earliest address interaction available from the Routescan/Snowtrace indexed public API. The recent-activity control can separately load up to 5 or 10 transfers involving the expected USD₮ contract. These historical calls are loaded only when requested so the free checker does not make unnecessary API requests.
The first observed timestamp is an earliest activity returned by the configured public source, not a guarantee of when a person created or first controlled the address.
Where the Avalanche USD₮ contract returns a readable isBlackListed result, USDTCheck shows that token-contract control status as a separate fact. It may also look for public warning text on the configured explorer page.
0x9702230A8Ea53601f5cD2dc00fDBc13d4dF4A8c7, as published by Tether for Avalanche.
Yes. Tether describes the Avalanche integration path as ERC-20 compatible. Avalanche C-Chain itself exposes Ethereum-compatible JSON-RPC methods.
Yes. A display name or logo can be copied. Compare the contract instead.
Yes. Wallet and transaction verification is free. Voluntary support helps with maintenance, infrastructure and continued development so the public checker can remain available without charging for basic checks.