Bitcoin
BTC mainnet
BTC
Wallet address
bc1q6wc4ddst0fz4a50aam5cw0sgflpcazvq76dwz0
Use for: BTC only
The crypto dust dumpster
Dump your
crypto trash
here
That $4 of Bitcoin sitting in your wallet since 2021? The random 0.003 ETH from a swap gone slightly wrong? The Dogecoin you bought as a joke? Send it here. No account. No forms. Just copy, scan, and dump.
No account needed
Works for tiny amounts
Public & verifiable
QR codes on mobile
That weird $3–$50 sitting in your wallet doing absolutely nothing?
Most crypto wallets have it — leftover balances from old trades, transaction fee remainders, tokens from airdrop experiments, and coins you bought once and forgot. It's not enough to trade. Not enough to care about. But it's not zero. Spare Some Crypto is the designated dump for all of it. Send it, forget it, move on.
How it works
Four steps. Really.
No platform layer, no account wall, no approval queue. Just crypto and wallets doing what they're supposed to do.
1
Pick your network
BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, TRX, ADA, BCH — or EVM networks like BNB, Polygon, and Base.
2
Copy or scan
Hit the copy button on desktop. Scan the QR code on mobile. Either works.
3
Match the chain
Make sure the network in your wallet matches the wallet card you chose. This is the only step that matters.
4
Send and forget
Done. Your wallet is cleaner. Your crypto dust has a home.
Coverage
All the usual suspects
The most widely-held crypto covered, with clear labels for the chains that share an address format.
Layer-1 chains
Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, and Cardano each have their own wallet address.
EVM networks
One address covers Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, and Base — with token support for USDT, USDC, SHIB, TWT, and more.
Stablecoins welcome
USDT and USDC are accepted on multiple networks. Match the version (ERC20, TRC20, SPL) to the right wallet card.
Public wallets
Pick a wallet. Dump your dust.
All addresses are public and verifiable on-chain. Choose the one that matches your crypto and network.
Ethereum / EVM Networks
ETH · BNB Smart Chain · Polygon · Base
EVM
Wallet address
0x28Efc31CdCa158Fa19Bf72c5fd006055DA55d47A
Use for: ETH, USDT (ERC20), USDC (ERC20), SHIB, TWT, BNB (BEP20), USDT (BEP20), Polygon tokens, Base tokens
Same address on all supported EVM networks. Always verify the chain matches before sending.
Solana
SOL and SPL assets
SOL
Wallet address
HJtM7qDgYN8JJUp5hsFAuGVYmEsrBSBEjDBCqxotcYby
Use for: SOL and compatible SPL assets (including USDC on Solana)
Tron
TRX and TRC20 assets
TRX
Wallet address
THY5uVmCwa4psnjuJVLFZjbCtDNF7nMwAK
Use for: TRX and TRC20 assets (including USDT on Tron)
Bitcoin Cash
BCH mainnet
BCH
Address
bitcoincash:qz700peqpg8mkf0ehf74zp3uqrrxjvw4p5gakaglgm
Dogecoin
DOGE mainnet
DOGE
Address
D9quHSiyZZ543rME4x4Mny3y4kT9eiwRxP
Cardano
ADA and native assets
ADA
Address
addr1qxmac0wy45zdk2yd3rqx2h6k429hv756jyctzmydyryarnfw7wydhl7dzg4vsggry7cv77pqy9p0ta4cjx20lvthfkqs2ln7g3
Verification
Check before you send
All wallet addresses are public and verifiable on blockchain explorers. You can confirm them before sending anything.
Explorer links
BitcoinView on Blockchain.com Explorer
Open →
Ethereum / EVMView on Etherscan
Open →
SolanaView on Solscan
Open →
Before sending
Match the network
The wallet and sending network must match the asset. Wrong chain = gone.
Test with a small amount first
If in doubt, send a tiny amount first and confirm it arrived.
Crypto transfers are usually final
There's no undo button on the blockchain. Double-check everything.
FAQ
Quick answers
The most common questions about dumping crypto here.
Do I need an account?
Nope. Send directly from your wallet to the address. That's the whole thing.
What's the minimum amount I can send?
Whatever the network allows. If the network will process it, it's welcome here. Dust is the point.
What can I send?
BTC, BCH, DOGE, ETH, SOL, TRX, ADA, USDT, USDC, SHIB, BNB, and other supported tokens on EVM-compatible networks.
Why does the EVM address look the same across networks?
Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, and Base share the same address format. You still need to select the right network when sending.
Can I send USDT or USDC?
Yes. ERC20 versions go to the EVM wallet. TRC20 USDT goes to the Tron wallet. SPL USDC goes to the Solana wallet. Match the version to the chain.
Can I undo a transfer?
Almost never. Verify the address and network before sending. That's really the only advice that matters here.
What is crypto dust anyway?
Small leftover balances from trades, swaps, or fee payments — usually too small to move or trade but not zero. Full explainer here →
Are the wallet addresses public?
Yes. All addresses are fully transparent and viewable on public blockchain explorers. Links are above.
Still sitting on some crypto trash?
Spare balances, wallet dust, forgotten tokens — send them here and be done with it. No account. No custody. Just clean up your wallet.
What is Spare Some Crypto?
Spare Some Crypto is a public wallet page for sending crypto dust, leftover balances, and unused tokens without creating an account or going through a platform. It's designed for the small amounts that accumulate in wallets and never get used — Bitcoin dust, Ethereum gas fee remainders, forgotten Dogecoin, and stablecoins sitting on the wrong chain.
Supported networks include Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Dogecoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Base, Solana, Tron, and Cardano. Common tokens like USDT, USDC, and SHIB are supported on their respective chains. Each wallet is labeled clearly by network to reduce the chance of sending to the wrong chain.
The goal is simple: make it as easy as possible to send crypto dust somewhere intentional, instead of watching it sit in a wallet forever. Copy the address, scan the QR code, match the network, and send. Done.
Learn more: What is crypto dust? · How to send crypto