Wallets is the working list of forensics runs you’ve completed — EVM and Solana together. It’s narrower than the all-asset inventory but broader than a single wallet’s results: the place to scan past investigations, find the next one to revisit, and re-run any of them in place.
Why it exists
Forensics runs pile up over an engagement, and you need a list scoped to wallets and accounts — not contracts and circuits — with the risk picture visible at a glance and re-investigation one click away. A summary bar up top reads out the totals: how many wallets, how many high-risk, how many flagged, the average risk, and the EVM/Solana split.
Who uses it
- Forensics analyst — scans past runs to pick the next wallet to re-investigate.
- Auditor — checks whether a suspect wallet was analyzed in an earlier engagement.
How to open it
- Sidebar → Wallets.
- Direct URL —
/wallets.
Working with the list
Investigate New Wallet opens the wallet entry point to start a fresh run. A network filter, a sort (recency, risk either direction, or most transactions), and a search over label, address, or network narrow the list, and Show more pages through a long one. Each card links to that wallet’s forensics results, and its actions menu carries Refresh, Move to Workspace, and Delete.
Limits
- Requires a signed-in account.
- Only wallets with at least one completed forensics run appear here.
- Deleting a wallet removes it from the current workspace’s view; the underlying analysis may still exist elsewhere.
Related pages
- Wallet Investigation Landing — start a new forensics run.
- EVM Wallet Forensics — the detail page for an EVM wallet.
- Solana Wallet Forensics — the detail page for a Solana account.