Most wallet addresses are random noise. A vanity address ends in characters you picked yourself — a name, a word, a tag. Same wallet, same security, just recognisably yours.
A custom address on the Neutaro blockchain — the chain the Charity Validator runs on. Pick your suffix and pay once in $NTMPI.
Request a Neutaro suffix → Cosmos Hub · paid in ATOMThe same thing on the Cosmos Hub. Pick your suffix and pay once in $ATOM, priced from the live ATOM rate.
Request a Cosmos suffix → Solana · Contact onlyThe generator is running on the same rig as the Cosmos ones, but I don't own any SOL yet, so I can't verify the produced wallets myself and haven't set up a Solana payment address. Reach out and we'll agree on the suffix and how to settle payment.
Contact OlaBero to arrange →Finding a suffix is pure brute force. A decent modern CPU checks roughly 5,000–15,000 addresses per second, and every extra character multiplies the expected search time by about 32×.
| Suffix length | Typical time on one decent machine |
|---|---|
| 3 characters | Seconds |
| 4 characters | About 10 minutes |
| 5 characters | About 3 hours |
| 6 characters | About 5 days |
| 7 characters | About 6 months |
These are averages, not promises. You might get lucky in a fraction of the time, or sit well past it. It is maths plus luck.
The same tiers on both chains — paid in $NTMPI for Neutaro, or in $ATOM for Cosmos, converted from the live price at checkout.
NewTaro Projects
023456789acdefghjklmnpqrstuvwxyzb, i, o and the digit 1. That is a bech32 rule, not ours — those four are left out of the alphabet precisely because they are easy to misread for one another.These pages are a request form and a payment trigger, nothing more. There is no hosted generation service. When you pay, your chosen suffixes travel in the transaction memo.
Afterwards you receive a standalone executable (~30 MB) over Telegram or Discord. It is written in Go using standard libraries and Cosmos SDK components for address generation and validation. The binary is closed source.
You run it locally, on your own machine, offline if you prefer. The search uses your own hardware, and your private keys are never transmitted anywhere — no third party ever sees your keys or your finished addresses. That is the whole point of doing it this way.
Ask before you pay — happy to talk through what is realistic for the suffix you have in mind.