Free wallet quality checker
Your referral programme reports 4,000 signups. The question nobody can answer is how many of them trade twice. Paste the wallets a referrer or KOL brought and see the split between real traders and farmers who claim once and leave.
No account, no wallet connection, no tracking script. 25 wallets per check, 5 checks per day.
What the score measures
Wallet age
How long the address has been transacting. Farming operations spin up fresh wallets in batches, so age is the cheapest signal you have.
Transaction count
Total on-chain activity. A wallet with one incoming transfer and one claim is not a trader.
Native balance
What the wallet actually holds. Farmed wallets are funded with the minimum needed to pay gas.
DEX activity
Interactions with known DEX routers. This is the closest proxy for someone who trades rather than someone who claims.
How to use this on a referral programme
- Export the wallets attributed to one referrer, KOL or campaign — the ones you are about to pay for.
- Paste up to 25 of them here and note the low-quality percentage.
- Repeat for a second referrer. The absolute scores matter less than the gap between them: two referrers delivering the same headline signup count routinely differ by 40 points of average quality.
- Pay on quality-adjusted volume rather than raw signups, and the farming economics stop working.
A wallet that cannot be reached is reported separately and never scored zero. That distinction is deliberate: scoring an unreachable wallet as empty is how quality systems end up accusing real traders of farming.
FAQs
How is the wallet score calculated?
Four equally weighted factors, each normalised to 0–100: wallet age (capped at 3 years), transaction count (capped at 1,000), native balance (capped at 10 ETH equivalent) and DEX activity (capped at 100 router interactions). The result is a single 0–100 score with tiers: low 0–20, medium 21–50, high 51–80, whale 81–100.
What does a low score actually mean?
A low score means a wallet is new, thinly funded and barely used — the profile of an address created to claim a reward rather than to trade. It is a signal, not a verdict. A brand-new wallet belonging to a serious trader will also score low on day one, which is why the score is most useful compared across referrers rather than read wallet by wallet.
Which chains are supported?
Ethereum, Base, Solana and TON. Ethereum uses Etherscan, Base uses Blockscout, Solana uses Helius and TON uses TonAPI.
What happens to a wallet that cannot be checked?
It is reported separately as unavailable and left out of the summary. It is never scored zero. Treating an unreachable wallet as an empty one is the single most common way wallet scoring produces false accusations of farming.
Do you store the addresses I paste?
Scores are cached for 24 hours so repeat lookups are fast, and that cache is keyed by public address and chain only. No account, no cookie and no raw IP address is stored — the daily rate limit uses a one-way hash.
How many wallets can I check?
25 wallets per check and 5 checks per day from one IP address. Each address costs a live on-chain lookup, so the cap is what keeps the tool free. A free Web3 Trackers account scores wallets continuously as they convert, with no daily cap.
Score every wallet as it converts, not 25 at a time
This page scores a sample by hand. A free Web3 Trackers account scores every wallet that converts from a tracked link, attributes it to the referrer, campaign or KOL that brought it, and shows quality per referrer without pasting anything.