A Solana walletthat opens with you.

A wallet with your name on the front

Your handle, your initials or a lucky number at the start of your address. You get a normal Solana keypair whose public address carries the start and end you chose. It receives SOL, tokens and collectibles, signs transactions and works in every wallet that can import a private key.

Addresses come from random keys, so there is no way to type one in directly. Pokk keeps making keys until one fits and tells you how many it took.

From search to wallet

1. Type your word. Short words with any capitals turn up fastest. The form warns you about characters that cannot appear.
2. Keep the tab open. Work in other tabs meanwhile. Allow notifications to hear the moment it is found.
3. Save, then import. Save the key file first, then reveal the secret and import it in your wallet. Send a small amount before you rely on it.

Typical search sizes for wallets

Every extra exact character means about 58 times more keys. Averages for a few wallet patterns:

Same formula as the maker above; your own speed appears once a search runs.

Running it from a terminal instead? The command-line calculator shows the matching command.

Made so the key stays yours

• Made in this tab. Keys come from your browser's own cryptography in background threads. There is no server step.
• Checked twice. A second library rebuilds the address from the secret before the result appears.
• Never stored. Results live in memory only; a reload erases them unless you saved the file.
• No signatures. Connecting a wallet only reads balances. Nothing here asks you to sign.

Questions