What a stranger sees.
Everything on Solana is public. Anyone with your address can see roughly what you're worth, what you hold, your biggest trades, when you're awake, and who you deal with. Paste your wallet and look at it the way they do.
Public address only. We never ask for your seed phrase, a signature, or an email.
Paste a wallet above. We read the same public data any explorer shows: balances, token accounts, and transaction history.
Legit ways to give strangers less to read.
You can't hide a public blockchain, but you can stop one address from telling your whole story.
Split your roles
A savings wallet that never connects to sites, a trading wallet, and a burner for mints and new apps. A stranger who finds one sees one slice.
Don't post your main address
Tip jars, PnL screenshots and "my bags" posts link your identity to your whole history. Use a separate public wallet for that.
Mind the .sol name
A domain name on your main wallet turns an anonymous string into a searchable profile.
Exchanges know who you are
Deposits to and withdrawals from a KYC exchange tie your wallet to your legal identity for that exchange. That is normal; just know the link exists.
Hide spam, don't touch it
Random tokens and NFTs that appear in your wallet are often bait. Hide them in your wallet app; never visit links in their names.