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Address verification is in Developer Preview. Endpoints and schemas are subject to change. To participate, contact Paxos Support.
Address verification confirms that a user or partner controls a blockchain address. Verified addresses can establish reward claim eligibility, unlock crypto withdrawals to private wallets for Paxos Global (PTE) customers, and support other compliance workflows.
The API represents each verification attempt as a verification record. A verification record is the API resource you create, retrieve, list, and complete. It confirms address control for the requested Paxos use case; it does not determine custody, title, or legal rights.
Verifying addresses through the Paxos Dashboard instead of the API? See Ownership Verification, as the Dashboard calls this flow.

How Verification Works

Paxos supports two API verification methods and an off-platform manual review path. Choose based on what the address holder can do, then follow the Verify an Address guide.

Verification Lifecycle

API-created SIGNATURE and SMALL_DEPOSIT verifications expire after 48 hours. Check expires_at in the response and create a new verification if the window elapses. Manual review is handled off-platform and does not expire through the public API.

Supported Networks

All networks support both SIGNATURE and SMALL_DEPOSIT. The signing standard only applies when using SIGNATURE.

Required OAuth Scopes

API Reference

Next Steps

Verify an Address

End-to-end walkthrough for signature and small deposit methods

Verification Statuses

Status transitions and what triggers each one

FAQ

Troubleshooting and common questions
Questions? Contact Support.