Public blockchain data only — we never ask for seed phrases, private keys or upfront fees.
No wallet data stored Runs in your browser
Public-blockchain scan · no wallet connection · no key required

Crypto Wallet Tracer

Paste a public address. The tracer reads the open ledger and returns balance, a transaction sample, the activity window, the hop pattern and a transparent risk signal — then formats all of it into an evidence report you can hand to a bank, an exchange, IC3 or an attorney.

Ethereum + Solana Works with no API key Nothing stored
Blockchain forensics operations room with trace lines across a dark network map
Live ledger Real on-chain data
Step 01 — Input

Enter the wallet address

Chain

Paste the address you sent funds to, or the address from the scam site.


This tool reads public blockchain data only.

Data source status
Checking configuration…

Never share: seed phrase, private key, OTP, remote access or an "unlock fee". This tool needs none of them and will never ask.

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Validating address format
Resolving chain & endpoint
Reading current balance
Sampling recent transactions
Measuring activity window
Pattern & hop analysis
Computing risk signal
Assembling evidence report
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Address graph idle
subject address
trace.log — live 0 lines
Waiting for an address to trace…
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Records
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Correlating on-chain pattern…

Do not close this window — the report is being assembled from live ledger data.

What blockchain data can and cannot do: it proves where funds moved and when — it cannot reveal a person's identity, IP address, device or police station by itself. This tool reports public on-chain signals only, and every risk score is an algorithmic pattern indicator, never a statement about any individual.

Supported networks & platforms

Where the money usually goes — and where it can be frozen

The value of a trace depends on whether the receiving address belongs to a party that can act: an exchange, a custodian or a bank. These are the platforms that most commonly appear at the end of a victim's transaction trail, and the ones whose compliance teams can sometimes freeze funds while they are still on-chain.

Binance logo Binance
OKX logo OKX
Coinbase logo Coinbase
MetaMask logo MetaMask
Trust Wallet logo Trust Wallet
Kraken logo Kraken
Bybit logo Bybit
KuCoin logo KuCoin
Ledger logo Ledger
Tether USDT logo Tether USDT
Bitcoin logo Bitcoin
Ethereum logo Ethereum
Coverage

Which chains this tracer can scan

We would rather tell you what is not supported than imply full coverage. Anything below marked "Not yet" is a real gap.

NetworkTickerData sourceStatusWhat you get
Ethereum ETH Public block indexer Live Balance, full transaction history and hop pattern.
Solana SOL Public JSON-RPC Live Balance and signature history from the public mainnet endpoint.
Bitcoin BTC — Not yet UTXO tracing needs a different engine. Use a block explorer for now.
BNB Chain BSC — Not yet Not supported yet — use a public block explorer for now.
Under the hood

Where the scan data comes from

Every figure in a scan is read live from public blockchain data while the page is open. Nothing is estimated, and nothing is pulled from a private database.

Sources

Independent providers, cross-checked

  • Ethereum — balance, transaction history and hop pattern, read from public block-indexing services.
  • Solana — balance and signature history from the public Solana mainnet endpoint.
  • Cross-check — where two providers are reachable, their figures are compared and the agreement is stated in the report.

Your address is never stored. The query goes straight from your browser to the public data providers. This site has no database, no account system and no record of what you scanned.

Status

Supported right now

  • Ethereum addresses (0x…)
  • Solana addresses (base58)
  • Bitcoin and BNB Chain — not yet supported

For a chain that is not listed, use a public block explorer and attach those screenshots to your report. The Report Builder accepts them the same way.

Limits

Why a scan can occasionally look short

Public endpoints are rate-limited. Under heavy load a provider may return fewer transactions than exist, or one source may be briefly unavailable. The report always states which providers answered, so a thin result can be re-run and compared rather than trusted blindly.

Honest limits

What a blockchain scan can never tell you

Most "wallet tracer" sites sell the opposite of this list. We publish it because a complaint built on exaggeration gets rejected — and because victims deserve to know exactly what their evidence is worth.

Identify a person

A blockchain address is not a name. No public ledger contains the holder's identity, address or phone number.

Reveal an IP or device

IP addresses and device IDs live in server logs, not on-chain. Any site claiming otherwise is inventing it.

Locate a police station

Jurisdiction is a legal question for your bank and law enforcement — it is not derivable from transaction data.

Recover your funds

Only a bank, exchange or court can freeze or return money. The tracer prepares evidence; it does not move funds.

Blockchain tracing radar with nodes linked into a suspicious chain
Transparency Every factor shown
Scan done?

Turn the trace into a filed complaint.

The Report Builder takes these results and produces the documents that actually move a case forward.