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How to Find TON Token Charts by Contract or Mint Address

TON tokens (jettons) are identified by a jetton master address, which can be written in several user-friendly forms. They all refer to the same account.

By ChartsPod Editorial Team · Reviewed by ChartsPod Research
Published · Updated · 5 min read

Short answer

On TON, a jetton is identified by its jetton master contract address. TON addresses can appear in raw form and in user-friendly base64 forms (for example bounceable and non-bounceable variants starting differently), which look different but point to the same account. Copy the master address from an official source, select TON on a DEX data site, and match pools by address rather than by appearance or ticker. ChartsPod's listed venues are Binance, Bybit, OKX and Hyperliquid, so tokens that trade only on this chain's DEXes won't appear there; if the token is listed on one of those venues, use the venue symbol.

What the number means

ReadingInterpretation
Jetton master addressToken identity
Raw vs user-friendlySame account, different text
Bounceable / non-bounceableFormatting variants
TickerNot unique
One address, several spellingsOne address, several spellings: Raw — workchain:hex; User-friendly (bounceable) — base64; User-friendly (non-bounceable) — base64; Same account — Yes; Compare — Normalise first.Rawworkchain:hexUser-friendly (bounceable)base64User-friendly (non-bounceable)base64Same accountYesCompareNormalise first
Different text, same address. Original ChartsPod editorial graphic.

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Checks before the swap

Ton Token Charts checksTon Token Charts checks: Jetton master address; Chain = TON; Address format normalised; Pool liquidity; Official source.TON TOKEN CHARTS CHECKSJetton master addressChain = TONAddress format normalisedPool liquidityOfficial source
Each takes under a minute. Original ChartsPod editorial graphic.

Example

Illustrative: a user thought two listings were different tokens because their addresses looked different; normalised, they were the same jetton master.

Related: How to Find Aptos Token Charts by Contract or Mint Address, How to Find Tron Token Charts by Contract or Mint Address.

On TON, a jetton is identified by its jetton master contract address.

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Questions readers ask

How are TON tokens identified?

By jetton master address.

Why do addresses look different?

Raw and user-friendly formats.

How do I compare?

Normalise the format.

Sources and methodology

DEX Screener behaviour comes from its official documentation; pool and token concepts from CoinGecko, Uniswap, Raydium and Solana documentation, as read on 17 October 2026. Examples use illustrative numbers and do not refer to any real token. Nothing here is a recommendation to trade any token.

  1. DEX Screener: API reference — token and pair endpoints, nullable fields, rate limits.
  2. CoinGecko onchain API: Top pools by token address (pool schema) — pool fields and nullability (fdv_usd, market_cap_usd, reserve_in_usd).

This article explains research tools and workflows. It is not financial advice, does not recommend buying or selling any asset and does not predict prices. Crypto derivatives carry a risk of rapid and total loss of margin.

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