Explorer
Following the money
Expand wallets, read the transactions behind an arrow, and keep the board focused on what matters.
Analyzing a card
A counterparty arrives on the board with what Iris already knows about it, but its own history isn't read yet. To read it:
- Double-click the card, or click Analyze on it.
- Or select it and choose Analyze this wallet in the inspector, with the number of Transactions to read.
New analyses use the depth in the toolbar. Once a card is analyzed, Analyze again in its inspector re-reads it at another depth.
Showing connections
Show connections (or the + on the card, or a double-click on an analyzed card) brings its counterparties onto the board, ten at a time: the biggest flows first, plus flagged ones. Show 10 more and All N bring the rest. Senders go to the left, recipients and programs to the right.
Hide connections takes them back, except the cards you have worked on: analyzed, labeled, coloured, expanded or linked to something else stay.
Look-alikes never reach the board
Addresses made to imitate a real counterparty only ever send dust to bait a copy-paste. They are left out.The transactions behind an arrow
Click an arrow's amount (or its dot) to open the Flow panel: one row per transaction, with the SOL, stablecoins and tokens it moved, its time, and its signature linked to Solscan. A round trip shows both directions. A swap arrow shows what was sold and what came back.
Transactions are listed from whichever side was analyzed; if neither was, the panel asks you to analyze one.
Keeping the board readable
- Hide dust wallets in the toolbar hides counterparties that moved under $1, unless you worked on them.
- Program interactions off in settings hides venues, contracts and calls: only wallets and money remain.
- Amounts on arrows off keeps the board clean; the selected wallet's arrows keep theirs.
- Shift + drag a wallet moves every card connected to it. Dragging a frame moves what is inside.
- F fits everything on screen.
The full report
Full report in a wallet's inspector opens its complete report in a new tab, with the board kept as it is.