Comparing Two Addresses on a Chain

The same address can appear in different forms, such as different letter casing on EVM. Comparing raw strings misses those cases. Use isSameAddress to compare two addresses on a chain after the SDK normalizes both. isSameAddress takes an IsSameAddressOptions object with chain, left, and right, and returns a boolean.

Usage

JavaScript
React

import { isSameAddress } from '@dynamic-labs-sdk/client';
import type { WalletAccount } from '@dynamic-labs-sdk/client';

// walletAccount comes from your wallet accounts list (see getWalletAccounts).
const isPayingWallet = (walletAccount: WalletAccount, address: string) =>
  isSameAddress({ chain: walletAccount.chain, left: walletAccount.address, right: address });

isSameAddress is a pure helper, so there’s no dedicated hook. Call it wherever you compare addresses:

import { isSameAddress, type WalletAccount } from '@dynamic-labs-sdk/client';
import { useGetWalletAccounts } from '@dynamic-labs-sdk/react-hooks';
import { useMemo } from 'react';

function useIsWalletAccount(address: string, chain: WalletAccount['chain']) {
  const { data: walletAccounts = [] } = useGetWalletAccounts();

  return useMemo(
    () => walletAccounts.some((walletAccount) =>
      isSameAddress({ chain, left: walletAccount.address, right: address }),
    ),
    [address, chain, walletAccounts],
  );
}

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