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141 accounts named so far — the list keeps growing as the scanner names more wallets.

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Every Acki Nacki wallet carries an on-chain name. This directory lists every name the radar has read from mainnet — searchable, sortable, and filterable down to the rare 1–3 character names — with each entry linked to its wallet's live balance and activity. Nothing is self-reported: names come straight from the Mobile Verifiers registry and wallet contracts on the blockchain.

141 namesA–ZZ–ARecentOldest1ch2ch3ch4ch5-89+
  • sdpyk
  • sebzt
  • shnfz
  • sindri9890
  • snijk
  • snowb1213n
  • sotefaweba
  • stoeh
  • subebabab
  • takoyaki866
  • taqnu
  • tdrpe
  • thalvoryx
  • timwa
  • txmuy
  • tylyb
  • uinwf
  • usrwd
  • uxulq
  • uygqb
  • vagrant9989
  • vczlh
  • vkzai
  • vmdqo
  • vylqa
  • waaabdizn
  • waaabfhwg
  • wfmpx
  • whwallet
  • wijibabab
  • wxwzc
  • xecebababa
  • xidecaweba
  • xubababab
  • yerih
  • yjwlz
  • ylmbi
  • zdqlt
  • zfseb
  • zfywi
  • zudababa
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Frequently asked questions

How do Acki Nacki wallet names work?

Every Acki Nacki wallet carries a human-readable name chosen at signup. It's stored on-chain — in the wallet's companion account and the Mobile Verifiers registry — and ACKI.PRO reads it straight from mainnet. Nothing here is hand-entered.

How fast do new names appear in this directory?

Continuously: the radar re-reads wallet contracts around the clock, so a freshly registered wallet or newly set name usually shows up within minutes of hitting the chain.

Are 1, 2 and 3-character names special?

Short names are the rarest entries in the registry. Use the 1ch/2ch/3ch filter buttons to browse every single-, double- and three-character name currently registered on Acki Nacki.

Can I see a named wallet's balance and activity?

Yes — every entry links to that wallet's live page with its NACKL balance, tokens, and recent on-chain activity, read directly from mainnet.