<p>It isn't trivial to de-anonymize a bitcoin address. Your best hope is that the address has inputs or outputs to other addresses that have been deanonymized somehow (search online for those addresses). This is unlikely though. You would be better just checking all the wallet sites with your login(s). As @nate-eldredge mentions this carry's the risk that you might reveal your login/pass combinations at some exchanges that are not trustworthy.</p>

<p>One tool that seems to have some information about addresses is OXT. For example it determind <a href="https://oxt.me/address/tiid/202306560" rel="nofollow noreferrer">this address to be associated with btc-e exchange</a></p>

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"Check all wallet sites with your login" has risks - if one of them is dishonest, and is able to guess what the correct site is before you do, they could use your login and steal all your coins.
Nate Eldredge
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Do you have ownership of the private keys ?
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<p>I signed up for a bunch of different wallets because I didn't know which one was the best. I have 2.5 bit coins in a wallet that I don't know how to get. I know my wallet address, but can't remember which site it's from. Can someone help me, please?</p>

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I know my address but can't remember which site it's from
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# I know my address but can't remember which site it's from

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-03-31)

I signed up for a bunch of different wallets because I didn't know which one was the best. I have 2.5 bit coins in a wallet that I don't know how to get. I know my wallet address, but can't remember which site it's from. Can someone help me, please?

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### Answer by username_1 on 2017-03-31. Score: 1

It isn't trivial to de-anonymize a bitcoin address. Your best hope is that the address has inputs or outputs to other addresses that have been deanonymized somehow (search online for those addresses). This is unlikely though. You would be better just checking all the wallet sites with your login(s). As @nate-eldredge mentions this carry's the risk that you might reveal your login/pass combinations at some exchanges that are not trustworthy.

One tool that seems to have some information about addresses is OXT. For example it determind [this address to be associated with btc-e exchange](https://oxt.me/address/tiid/202306560)

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: "Check all wallet sites with your login" has risks - if one of them is dishonest, and is able to guess what the correct site is before you do, they could use your login and steal all your coins.  
> **username_3**: Do you have ownership of the private keys ?  

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