Getting started
Introduction
Iris is on-chain intelligence for Solana. Give it a wallet; it tells you who is behind it, how risky it is, and shows you the proof.
What Iris does
A Solana address is a string of 44 characters. Behind it can be a person, an exchange, a trading bot, a mixer, a drainer or a protocol. Iris reads the wallet's transactions, checks every wallet it dealt with against a knowledge base of more than 100,000 labeled addresses, and recognizes how it behaves.
The answer is a verdict you can act on: an identity (“MEV arbitrage bot”, “Kraken hot wallet”), a risk level from low to high, and the evidence for both. Every label names its source, every behavior links the transactions that show it. Nothing is a black box.
Three ways to use it
- The Explorer
- An investigation board. Put a wallet on it and follow the money: every counterparty becomes a card, every transfer an arrow. Expand, trace through mixers and exchanges, frame and annotate what you find. Built for investigators following funds across many wallets.
- Analysis
- A full report on one wallet at
iriscan.app/{address}: who it is, its risk, its behaviors, its money in and out, its balance since creation. Built for a quick, complete answer on a single address. - The API
- The same engine as JSON over HTTP, for your own tools, compliance checks and bots. See the API reference.
Who it's for
- Investigators and security researchers tracing stolen funds after an exploit or a drain.
- Compliance teams screening a counterparty before paying or accepting funds.
- Exchanges, wallets and protocols checking addresses automatically through the API.
- Anyone about to send money to an address they don't know.