Class Address

Creates an address object, given a raw string (whether a hex pubkey or a Bech32 address), a sequence of bytes, or another Address object.

Use toBech32 instead.

Compares the address to another address

Returns the human-readable-part of the bech32 addresses. The HRP is currently hardcoded to "erd".

Returns the pubkey as raw bytes (buffer)

Use toHex instead.

Use isSmartContract instead.

Returns whether the address is empty.

Returns whether the address is a smart contract address.

Use getPublicKey instead.

Returns the bech32 representation of the address

Returns the hex representation of the address (pubkey)

Converts the address to a pretty, plain JavaScript object.

Returns the bech32 representation of the address

Creates the Zero address (the one that should be used when deploying smart contracts). Generally speaking, this should not be used by client code (internal use only).

Creates an empty address object. Generally speaking, this should not be used by client code (internal use only).

Creates an address object from another address object

Creates an address object from a bech32-encoded string

Creates an address object from a Buffer

Creates an address object from a hex-encoded string

Creates an address object from a string (hex or bech32)

Performs address validation without throwing errors