Search any 0x or one1 address (both work!):
Look up any Harmony ONE wallet with a one1 or 0x address and see its balance, token holdings, staking delegations and rewards. The Harmony network halted on block 93,624,315, and EasyNodePro is keeping this historical wallet and validator data online for as long as possible.
This is not a full transaction-by-transaction history. Wallet data is shown as of the halt at block 93,624,315.
Harmony wallets have two address formats. The one1… form is Harmony's native bech32 format, and the 0x… form is the Ethereum-style hex format used by MetaMask and other EVM tools. Both spell the same account, so a wallet that shows as one1 in Harmony's own tools is the same wallet as its 0x address.
For example, EasyNodePro's own validator address:
one18julyys26h67r4vq3zexzpfmvt9vpn0g75phmu
is the same account as
0x3cb9f2120ad5f5e1d58088b261053b62cac0cde8
A one1 address is the native Harmony ONE wallet address format. It is a bech32 encoding of the same 20-byte account that an Ethereum-style 0x address represents, with the "one" prefix in front.
Yes. They are two spellings of the same account, and converting between them loses nothing. Paste either one into the lookup and you get the same wallet, along with both formats.
Yes. The Harmony network halted on block 93,624,315. EasyNodePro is keeping this historical wallet and validator data online for as long as possible, and the lookup shows each address as of the halt.
For any one1 or 0x address it shows the ONE balance, other token balances, staking delegations with pending rewards and undelegations per validator, and the address's staking events. It is not a full transaction-by-transaction history.
No. Addresses are public on-chain data, so the lookup is read-only. You never connect a wallet, sign anything or enter a private key or seed phrase.
Looking for our validators or staking history? See the validator dashboard and the Harmony staking guide.