Onchain privacy scanner

Your wallet is public.
Nymra shows you what it reveals.

Paste any EVM address or ENS name. Nymra reads its public history on 17 chains and shows how easy it is to follow, link and recognize, with the transactions that prove it.

Free, no sign-in. Nymra only reads: no signature, no transaction, no approval.

How it works

Three steps. No account.

  1. Paste an address

    Any EVM wallet or ENS name: yours, or one you want to understand. Connecting a wallet is optional and only fills in your address.

  2. Nymra reads the chains

    Transactions, token transfers and public labels from free block explorers, 17 chains at once, live on screen.

  3. See what it reveals

    A Privacy Score from 0 to 100, findings in plain words, and a confidence and proof for each one.

What the scan finds

Seven things a wallet gives away, in one score.

0 to 100

Privacy Score

One number from 0 to 100. At 100, nothing on chain ties the wallet to anything else.

Exposed, 22 of 100
In the example below
up to -25 points

Linked wallets

Other wallets that may share an owner, each with how likely that is. A probability, never a name.

same CEX deposit address, back and forth transfers
In the example below
up to -20 points

Funding source reuse

Where the first funds came from, and which other wallets that source paid.

Your funder also funded other wallets (worked example)
up to -10 points

Recurring counterparties

The handful of addresses the wallet keeps going back to.

You deal with the same few wallets
In the example below
up to -20 points

CEX exposure

Transfers with known exchange wallets, where an account may sit behind a KYC check.

Binance deposit address, used 14 times
In the example below
up to -30 points

ENS and public identity

Names, records and public labels that put a face on the address. A public name keeps the score at 34 or below.

Your wallet has a public name
In the example below
up to -12 points

Cross-chain traceability

The same address on several chains, and bridges that join one trail to the next.

0x7a3f...9c0d: transactions sent per chain
In the example below
up to -12 points

Behavioral fingerprint

Habits that give a wallet away: active hours, round amounts, gas settings, wallet app.

Transactions per UTC hour, 42 transactions

Your browser says UTC. Your wallet may say the same.

In the example below

Example result

Every finding comes with its proof.

Privacy Score

Exposed

Easy to follow, and easy to tie to other wallets or to a real account.

0x7a3f9c1e2b4d5a6c8e0f1a2b3c4d5e6f7a8b9c0d

9 findings 5 active chains 12 without activity

critical

You send to an exchange deposit address

-18

You sent funds 14 times to an address that forwards what it receives to Binance. Exchanges give each customer their own deposit address, so this is very likely tied to a verified exchange account.

Confidence 80% Ethereum
Proof (2)
  • Binance deposit address, used 14 times Binance deposit Ethereum
  • It forwarded 3.91 ETH to Binance tx 0xffffff...ff2af9 Ethereum, 2025-11-03
high

Another wallet uses your exchange deposit address

-10

0x5e1d...ccbb also sends to the Binance deposit address you use. A deposit address belongs to one exchange account, so wallets that pay into it are often run by the same person. This is a likelihood, not proof of who owns them.

Related: 0x5e1d...ccbb Likely 70%

Confidence 70% Ethereum
Proof (2)
  • Shared Binance deposit address Binance deposit Ethereum
  • Also paid in 2 times 0x5e1d2c...ddccbb Ethereum

2 linked wallets

A link means these wallets may share an owner, at the confidence shown. It never says who that is.

  • 0x5e1d...ccbbLikely 70%
    same CEX deposit address on Ethereum
  • 0x9a8b...1c2dPossible 61%
    back and forth transfers on Ethereum
medium

Your activity points to a time zone

-5

You almost never transact between 23:00 and 07:00 UTC (0% of your transactions). If that is when you sleep, you live somewhere between UTC-1 and UTC+1. It narrows down where you are.

00:00 UTC: 001:00 UTC: 002:00 UTC: 003:00 UTC: 004:00 UTC: 005:00 UTC: 006:00 UTC: 007:00 UTC: 208:00 UTC: 109:00 UTC: 510:00 UTC: 311:00 UTC: 412:00 UTC: 313:00 UTC: 214:00 UTC: 115:00 UTC: 216:00 UTC: 217:00 UTC: 218:00 UTC: 219:00 UTC: 420:00 UTC: 121:00 UTC: 422:00 UTC: 423:00 UTC: 0
0006121824 UTC

Your browser says UTC. Your wallet may say the same.

Confidence 62% Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum One, OP Mainnet, Robinhood Chain

Also in this result

  • criticalYour wallet has a public name-22Primary ENS name: alice.example
  • highFunds go back and forth with one wallet-93 out, 2 in
  • mediumActive on 5 chains with one address-8Ethereum: 27 transactions sent
  • lowYou deal with the same few wallets-414 transfers
  • highYour wallet was funded straight from an exchange-2Paid for your first transaction: 2.44 ETH from Binance
  • mediumTransfers with exchange wallets0Binance: 5 transfers

Sample result with made-up data. Scan a wallet

Who it is for

For users, apps and security teams.

Users

See your wallet the way others can.

  • now A Privacy Score from 0 to 100 for any EVM wallet or ENS name, and every finding with its proof: the transactions, names or labels behind it.
  • now A warning when a look-alike address sits in your history, printed in full next to the one it imitates.
  • now A fix plan under every score: what to change today, and the points it wins back.
  • now Before you send: what a transfer would reveal, before you sign it.
  • now Compare: can someone tie two wallets together? Each reason with its likelihood and proof.
  • now A privacy timeline: your score over time, and the transactions that cost the most.

Apps

Put privacy where your users act.

  • now Link any address straight to its scan: nymra.si/terminal/#q=0x... Read-only, no wallet needed.
  • now Exchange, bridge and other service wallets, and bots with 50,000+ transactions of their own, get their own state instead of a score.
  • soon The Nymra API: privacy scores inside your own product (later on the roadmap).

Security teams

Evidence, not a verdict.

  • now Every finding shows its confidence and its proof, each transaction in it linked to the explorer. Every rule is public in the docs.
  • now A link between wallets is a probability with its reasons ("Likely 82%"), never a name.
  • now What was read on each chain and what was not, so a score never claims more than it saw.
  • soon Link Graph: follow links from wallet to wallet, across many wallets, in one graph (next on the roadmap).
  • soon Privacy Monitor: an alert when a new transaction makes a wallet easier to trace (later on the roadmap).

Your data

A privacy tool should not track you.

Read exactly what happens in the privacy note.

  • The scan runs in your browser. It asks public block explorers and RPC nodes directly, and they see the address you scan together with your IP address.
  • Our relay steps in when an explorer is too busy, and for BNB Smart Chain and Linea, whose explorers need a key. The relay logs nothing.
  • No trackers, no analytics, no cookies. No third-party script runs on this site.
  • Connect wallet only reads your address. Nymra never asks for a signature, a transaction or a token approval.
  • Every rule is public. How each finding is detected and scored is in the docs.

Roadmap

From one scan to a privacy layer.

  1. Now

    Privacy Scan

    A score and findings in seven categories, each with its proof, for any EVM wallet.

    22Example: Exposed, 22 of 100
    Scan a wallet
  2. Next

    Link Graph

    The web of linked wallets, as a graph you can explore.

    preview The example's own links, drawn as one graph.
  3. Later

    Cross-Chain Scan

    Follow a whole trail through several bridges, from chain to chain.

    Now: one address on 5 chains, as in this example, and a bridge transfer matched on both sides. soon A whole trail through several bridges.
  4. Later

    Privacy Monitor

    An alert when a new transaction makes your wallet easier to trace.

    preview How an alert would read. Monitor does not run yet.
  5. Later

    Nymra API

    Privacy scores for wallets, apps and researchers, inside their own products.

    soon The shape of a scan result today, shortened. An API that serves it comes later.

See what your wallet says about you.