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Associated accounts

Seitrace recognizes and displays both associated and non-associated accounts

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Last updated 1 year ago

Overview

On Sei Network, each account has two distinct addresses:

  • EVM Address: Starts with 0x...

  • Native Sei Address: Starts with sei...

These addresses represent the same account but exist in different execution environments (EVM and Native SEI). To provide a seamless user experience, Sei blockchain supports associating these two addresses into a single account.

How association works

Associated account: An associated account is one where the EVM and Native Sei addresses have been linked. This linkage occurs automatically when a user performs any transaction from either address. Once associated, the following features come into play:

  • Unified balance: The SEI balance will be updated regardless of which address (EVM or Native Sei) is used for transactions.

  • Synchronized data: All data related to transactions, token transfers, and token holdings will be synchronized across both addresses.

Features on Seitrace

Seitrace recognizes and displays both associated and non-associated accounts, providing comprehensive visibility into account activities. Here’s how it works:

  • Associated accounts: Seitrace identifies and links the two addresses, displaying them as a single account with merged transaction history, combined balances and token holdings.

  • Non-associated accounts: For accounts that are not yet associated, Seitrace displays the separate EVM and Native Sei addresses and their respective data.

An associated account