Public blockchain reports for humans

Run a money map on a public wallet, contract, or transaction.

BMM takes blockchain data that normally looks like code and turns it into a readable report: where money moved, what assets are visible, who shows up often, and what deserves a closer look.

Understand a wallet

Explain a transaction

Share a clean report

No wallet connection. No private keys. No seed phrases. No transaction signing. No trading execution. Research reports only.

What this report checks: public EVM address activity, native balance, recent transactions, visible token/NFT data returned by the provider, transaction-hash details, lightweight counterparty patterns, limited same-network trace samples, and plain-English notes. Full portfolio analytics, full ABI/log decoding, complete money-flow tracing, and active-chain detection are not included.

Audit mode

Wallet or contract addressPaste a public EVM wallet or contract address, usually a 0x value that is 42 characters long.Use only public blockchain data. Never paste private keys, seed phrases, signatures, passwords, or wallet secrets.

Network for this public targetChoose the chain where the wallet, contract, or transaction exists.Report type

Best when you want to understand what a public wallet has been doing and who it keeps touching.

Goals or notes

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Before you start

Use a real public blockchain target.

Use a public wallet address, public contract address, or public transaction hash.

Do not submit private information, private keys, seed phrases, passwords, signatures, or wallet secrets.

Use the report to understand visible activity, save a clean link, or request deeper review.

Example audit paths

These examples use known public EVM addresses and transaction hashes only. They prefill the form so you can see how live, partial, or limited data is explained.

Public address example

Ethereum token/NFT wallet

Public Ethereum address example for reviewing visible wallet activity, recent counterparties, token holdings, and NFT holdings when returned by Blockscout.

Public address example

Ethereum USDC contract

Public Ethereum USDC contract example for stablecoin payment and contract activity research.

Public address example

Base USDC contract

Public Base USDC contract example for testing live data on Base and stablecoin business context.

Public address example

Base stablecoin wallet

Public Base wallet example with visible provider-returned ERC-20 holdings, useful for testing asset exposure summaries.

Public address example

Polygon USDC contract

Public Polygon USDC contract example for testing live data on Polygon and cross-network stablecoin context.

Public address example

Arbitrum USDC contract

Public Arbitrum USDC contract example for testing live data on Arbitrum and contract review signals.

Public transaction example

Base USDC transaction

Public Base transaction example for reviewing sender, receiver, status, fees, and a contract-call method.

Public transaction example

Polygon USDC transaction

Public Polygon transaction example for testing a visible token-contract interaction without full log decoding.

Check a creator wallet before planning an NFT/fan strategy.

Review a contract address before researching a project.

Paste a public transaction hash to explain sender, receiver, status, value, and fees.

Explore stablecoin payment readiness for a business wallet.

Turn public wallet activity into a plain-English report.