Zipwire's Master Attester Wallet Address and Public Key
Overview
This is the official, authoritative source for Zipwire's master attester wallet address and public key. These details are used to issue attestations on the Base blockchain and should be referenced from this page rather than repeated elsewhere in the documentation.
Zipwire issues attestations, such as "IsAHuman," to Ethereum wallets using a master attester wallet address and public key. This page provides these details for verification purposes, ensuring users and platforms can confirm the authenticity of Zipwire-issued attestations on the Base blockchain.
Master Attester Details
Below are Zipwire's official master attester wallet address and public key, used to issue attestations:
Ethereum Address:
0x2651ef3d909828eff9a9bdd6454eb5f98b045e76Public Key:
0x04f585f43d96b93c921d4a9d2307f36a4fe1faea39a3c737a1e228295c3bcbef4813f69674b467de30e67888f1e63c13c0e12e2decd5fd623f08f7ef7959cd4b64
These details are critical for verifying attestations, as described in Verifying Attested Wallets.
Verifying Authenticity
To ensure these details haven't been compromised (e.g., by a hacked documentation site), cross-reference them with trusted sources:
Zipwire's GitHub: Check the official repository for the latest public key and address: https://github.com/zipwireapp/zipwireapp/blob/master/PUBLICKEYS.md.
EAS Scan (Base Blockchain): Review the attestation history for the master address (
0x2651ef3d909828eff9a9bdd6454eb5f98b045e76) to confirm its activity: https://base.easscan.org/.
A mismatch between this page and GitHub or EAS Scan may indicate a security issue. Report discrepancies to Zipwire immediately.
Usage Guidelines
When referencing these details in other documentation or applications:
Link to this page rather than copying the address and public key
Cross-reference with GitHub for additional verification
Check EAS Scan to verify the address is actively issuing attestations
Report any discrepancies immediately
Why It Matters
Zipwire's master attester details enable users and platforms to verify the legitimacy of attestations, such as those used in sleeper wallets or identity checks. By confirming the attester's address and public key, you ensure trust in the verification process, protecting against fraudulent or compromised wallets. For more on attestations, see How Sleeper Wallets Are Created.
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