SolanaWallet privacy, measured

See what your
wallet says about you.

Every transfer leaves a path. Nullpath maps the links that tie your wallet to exchanges, to your other wallets and to your name, then shows you how to cut them.

Read-onlyFree signatureOnly your own walletNothing stored
Privacy score34 / 100Exposed
Linked toCoinbasevia deposit address
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01 / 04

You withdraw from an exchange.

The exchange knows your name, your passport, your address. Now the wallet that received the SOL is tied to all of it.

02 / 04

You fund three fresh wallets.

“They’re new, nobody knows they’re mine.” Their very first SOL came from your main wallet. Same funder, same owner. In public, forever.

03 / 04

A name, a cash-out.

One fresh wallet buys yourname.sol. Another cashes out through a Coinbase deposit address, unique to your verified account.

04 / 04

One post, and it’s you.

A screenshot, a tag, a shill on X. Every wallet in the chain now points back to one person.

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LINKED TO YOU
YouYour fresh walletsExchange · identitySocial
What we check

The same signals
analysts use on you.

Eight checks, each backed by real transactions you can open on Solscan.

−20

Funding source

The first SOL a wallet ever receives is its birth certificate. From an exchange, it carries your ID.

−5

Time-zone fingerprint

Your quiet hours show when you sleep, and roughly where.

−10

Shared funder

One funder, many wallets: the classic cluster.

−20

Exchange contact

Deposit addresses are unique to your verified account.

−15

Public identity

A .sol name turns an address into a person.

−5

Dusting

Tiny unsolicited transfers used to tag and follow you.

−20

Linked wallets

Back-and-forth transfers tie your "separate" wallets together.

−5

One wallet for everything

Trading, identity and savings stacked on one address.

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BS2h…NKGRkCheckCoinbase deposit address · links to your ID

Before you send

Paste the address you are about to send to. Nullpath tells you what that transfer would reveal: an exchange account, one of your own wallets, or a brand-new wallet you'd become the funder of.

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Linkedmain"private"

Are my wallets linked?

Sign in with up to five of your wallets. Nullpath checks whether anyone could tell they belong to the same person, and shows exactly which transfer gives it away.

The result

Clear findings.
Concrete fixes.

Every exposure explains what was found, why it matters and exactly how to fix it.

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Built to be private

A privacy tool that
respects yours.

0privacy checks per scan
0transactions read
0wallets compared at once
0bytes of your data stored

Only your own wallet

You can only scan the wallet you sign with. Nobody can use Nullpath to look into yours.

Nothing stored

No database of wallets or results. History is analysed in your browser and gone when you leave.

Never touches funds

No transactions, no approvals, no custody. Nullpath reads public data and nothing else.

FAQ

Questions

Is connecting my wallet safe?

Yes. You only sign a text message that proves the wallet is yours. It is not a transaction, it can't move funds and it doesn't give any approval. Always read what your wallet shows before signing: Nullpath's message says exactly that.

Why do I have to connect? Can't I just paste an address?

On purpose. Nullpath only scans the wallet you sign with, so nobody can use it to dig into someone else's wallet. Your privacy tool shouldn't become someone else's doxxing tool.

Do you store my wallet or my history?

No. Your history is fetched for the scan and analysed in your browser. We keep no database of wallets or results. Your session ends after 30 minutes.

Does Nullpath hide my transactions?

No. Nullpath doesn't mix, move or hold funds. It shows you what is already public about your wallet and how to avoid adding more links in the future.

How accurate is the score?

It is an estimate from public on-chain data and known exchange addresses. It catches the links analysts use most, but no tool can see everything. Treat it as a map, not a verdict.

How does 'Before you send' work?

You paste an address you're about to pay. Nullpath checks whether it's a known exchange wallet or an exchange deposit address, whether it's one of your own signed-in wallets, and whether it has any history. You only get the verdict, never that wallet's transactions.

Which wallets work?

Any Solana wallet that supports message signing: Phantom, Solflare, Backpack and other Wallet Standard wallets. On mobile, open Nullpath in your wallet's built-in browser.

Your wallet is talking.
Find out what it says.

Takes about a minute. Free, read-only, and only for your own wallet.

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