Your wallets, your workspace
Add exchange deposit or hot-wallet addresses. History, rankings, and filters stay inside your account.
Built for coin launches
See what is flowing into exchange wallets — in your own workspace.
Wallet Radar is a commercial, read-only deposit monitor. You watch public exchange addresses, we record inbound tokens, and only your team sees the result. No custody. No shared RPC bill. No mixed customer data.
What the product is
Teams paste deposit addresses they care about — usually CEX hot wallets or other known intake addresses — and the worker polls those chains for inbound token transfers. The dashboard answers a simple launch question: which tokens are arriving, on which network, into which exchange, and how often.
Bring your own RPC keys
Paste Alchemy for EVM and Helius for Solana. Quota is never pooled across customers.
Inflow radar for launches
See which tokens hit which venue, on which chain, ranked by count and size.
Spam stays off the board
Blacklist junk contracts, hide noise from rankings, and ignore mints you do not want scanned again.
What you can do in the app
After signup you land in Settings, add keys, then use the same surfaces a launch desk actually needs.
Dashboard
Totals, most-active exchange and network, top tokens, and the latest deposits. Filter by rolling windows or a custom range.
Exchanges and networks
Break the same inflows down by venue (MEXC, KuCoin, Bitget, Gate.io, Bybit) and by chain. Wallets are grouped as Hot or Others under each exchange.
Wallet management
Add one address at a time or import a CSV. Pause, restore, or archive. The same address can be watched by two workspaces independently.
Tokens and blacklist
Every discovered contract or mint appears here. Hide it from rankings, ignore it from future scans, or blacklist a contract so it never counts again.
Monitoring
Worker heartbeat, last scan per network, failures, and warnings. Scans run about once a minute using only your keys.
Settings
Workspace name plus Alchemy and Helius keys. Keys are encrypted, masked after save, and never shared with another customer.
How it works
Four steps. You own the keys and the address list. We own the scan loop and the rankings.
01
Create a workspace
Sign up with email. You get an isolated account — not a shared admin login.
02
Paste provider keys
Settings walks through Alchemy (Ethereum, Base, BNB) and Helius (Solana). Keys are encrypted and shown masked.
03
Add deposit addresses
Pick exchange + network, or import a CSV. Group them as Hot wallets or Others. Monitoring starts from the current chain tip.
04
Read the dashboard
A worker scans about once a minute with your keys. New token transfers show up as deposits you can filter, rank, and export later.
Chains we watch
One Alchemy app covers the three EVM networks if you enable them in the Alchemy dashboard. Solana is a separate Helius key.
Ethereum
EVMProvider: Alchemy
ERC-20 transfers into watched addresses
Base
EVMProvider: Alchemy
ERC-20 transfers on Base mainnet
BNB Smart Chain
EVMProvider: Alchemy
BEP-20 transfers into watched addresses
Solana
SolanaProvider: Helius
SPL token deposits, including ATA and Token-2022
Rules that keep the data honest
Tokens only
ERC-20, BEP-20, and SPL transfers are stored. Native ETH, BNB, and SOL are ignored on purpose.
Forward from now
The first scan starts at the live tip. We do not backfill years of old blocks into a new workspace.
Encrypted keys
Provider keys sit encrypted at rest. They are used only to query Alchemy and Helius for your wallets.
Idempotent ingest
The same transaction event is not counted twice. Pause or archive a wallet without losing the rest of the desk.
Questions people ask first
What does Wallet Radar actually do?
It watches addresses you choose — usually exchange deposit or hot wallets — and records inbound token transfers. You get a private dashboard of what landed, on which chain, at which venue, and how often.
What is a deposit here?
A token transfer into a watched address. On Ethereum, Base, and BNB Smart Chain that means ERC-20 / BEP-20 Transfer logs. On Solana that means SPL token balance increases, including associated token accounts. Native coins (ETH, BNB, SOL) are not stored as deposits.
Why do I have to paste my own API keys?
Chain reads cost provider quota. Each workspace uses its own Alchemy key for EVM and its own Helius key for Solana. That keeps billing, rate limits, and data access isolated. Enable Ethereum, Base, and BNB Smart Chain on the Alchemy app you create.
Is my data mixed with other customers?
No. Wallets, deposits, rankings, token hide/ignore, and blacklists are scoped to your account. Two teams can watch the same public exchange address and only see their own history and filters.
How fresh is the data?
A background worker scans active wallets about once a minute. EVM scans use confirmed blocks and a short lookback. Solana uses Helius enhanced transaction reads. First scan starts from the current tip — it does not backfill years of history.
What do I need to get started?
An email, an Alchemy API key if you want EVM, and a Helius API key if you want Solana. Then add wallet addresses and pick the exchange plus network. CSV import is available for bulk lists.
Is this a wallet, a CEX, or trading advice?
None of those. It is a read-only monitor. We do not custody funds, place orders, or tell you what to buy. On-chain data can be delayed or incomplete.
How do I get help or delete my account?
Email support@walletradar.tech from the address you signed up with. Ask for an export or a full deletion. If you have any suggestion, you can mail us at support@walletradar.tech. You can also remove wallets in the app; related deposit rows for that workspace go with them.
Product roadmap
What is live today and what ships next.
Now
- Public signup
- Per-user API keys
- Isolated workspaces
Next
- Telegram notifications — will be active
- Webhook alerts
- More networks
Launch
- Public API
- Token-treasury pack
- White-label