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Move value without leaving the whole story behind.
A privacy-first layer for payments, protection and on-chain intelligence.
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PROTOCOLS
A MORE PRIVATE INTERNET
PRIVATE BY DEFAULT
Transact, explore and build with privacy as the standard, not a feature.
VERIFIED SIGNALS
Community-verified labels and real-time insights for a clearer on-chain view.
REWARDS FOR PROTECTION
Contribute, label and secure the network. Get rewarded for a safer ecosystem.
How visible is your wallet?
Paste any Solana address. The Radar maps who funded it, who it talks to and which links tie it back to you.
One workspace for on-chain privacy.
Every tool you need to see your exposure, follow the money and act on it.
Visibility Radar
Scores how easily your wallets can be tied together and to your identity.
Visualizer
See flows, counterparties and labelled entities around any address.
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Tracer V2
Follow funds from a source address to a final destination, hop by hop.
Alerts
Rules that notify you the moment your wallets move or touch an exchange.
Case Management
Bring addresses, traces and notes about one question into a single case.
Automated Reporting
Turn a case into a clean report with risk, flows and findings.
Private Swap
Route SOL through Monero and back to fresh wallets in uneven chunks.
From exposed to private in four steps.
- 01
Connect or paste
Sign in with Phantom, Solflare, Backpack or MetaMask, or paste the addresses you want to check.
- 02
Scan
The Radar maps gas funding, shared counterparties, exchange contact, amount and timing matches.
- 03
Fix the leaks
Every leak comes with a plain-language fix: fresh wallets, relayed gas, split amounts, delays.
- 04
Move privately
Route value through Monero and back to clean wallets, then watch them with alerts.
$BlurSol powers the privacy layer.
Pay for blur.sol with a discount, stake for Pro access, earn for verified labels and vote on what we build next. 100% fair launch, 0% presale, 0% team allocation.
VIEW TOKEN UTILITYBuilt to keep your data yours.
Analysis in your browser
The Radar runs on your device. Addresses and CSV files are never uploaded by this page.
Sign-in by signature
Connecting a wallet asks you to sign a short message. It is never a transaction and costs nothing.
Independent audit
A third-party security audit is planned before any on-chain swap component goes live.
Questions, answered.
See how visible you are.
LAUNCH APP$BlurSol
The token behind blur.sol. It pays for privacy tools, unlocks Pro by staking, rewards people who make the Radar safer and gives holders a voice.
Pay for blur.sol services
Use $BlurSol to pay for blur.sol, or to get a discount on:
- Pro subscription
- Private Swap
- Advanced Alerts
- Cases and Tracer
- Analytics reports
- Additional API requests
- Team seats and higher limits
Stake instead of subscribing
Lock $BlurSol to unlock Pro features for as long as the tokens stay staked.
Staking gives access to product features. It does not promise any fixed financial return. Tier thresholds are announced at launch.
Rewards for labelling addresses
Users can add labels to addresses:
Rewards go only to useful labels that:
- passed review;
- were confirmed by other sources;
- were not removed for false information;
- do not break platform rules.
Governance
Holders will vote on:
- adding new networks
- new features
- address label categories
- rewards rules
- use of the community treasury
Governance starts once there are enough active users. It is not the token’s main source of value.
Distribution
- The team discloses every wallet it controls.
- Any tokens meant for future rewards are marked publicly in advance.
- Rewards never come from uncontrolled extra issuance.
Team and disclosed wallets
The people building blur.sol. Each wallet they control will be published here at launch.
ABOUT THE TEAM →$BlurSol is a utility token for the blur.sol product. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a promise of profit. Crypto assets are volatile; only use what you can afford to lose and check the rules in your country.
blur.sol documentation
blur.sol is a privacy layer for Solana. It shows how exposed your wallets are, explains each leak and gives you tools to fix it.
What’s inside
- Radar: a visibility index and a map of how your wallets link to each other and to exchanges.
- Address profiles: inflow, outflow, counterparties and a visualizer for any address.
- Tracer: follow funds between two addresses, hop by hop and in time order.
- Alerts, Cases and Reports: watch wallets, group findings and export them.
- Private Swap: a simulated SOL → XMR → SOL route with a linkability check.
Quickstart
- Open the app with Launch app. You land on the Radar with a sample person loaded, so you can see what a result looks like.
- Switch to My data and paste your addresses, one per line, with an optional label after a space.
- Add your transfer history. When the live API is enabled, press Load from blur.sol. Until then, export a CSV per wallet from Solscan and drop the files in.
- Press Scan visibility. Read the leaks from the top: they’re sorted from strongest to weakest.
- Click any node on the map to tag exchanges or pools the Radar didn’t recognise. The score updates immediately.
- Open an address to see its profile, or start a Case to keep findings together.
Connecting a wallet only asks for a message signature. It never sends a transaction.
Why your Solana wallets aren’t anonymous
A Solana address doesn’t carry your name, but that is where the privacy ends. Every transfer, swap and mint is public and permanent, and analytics firms are very good at joining the dots.
The four links that give you away
1. Who paid your gas. A new wallet needs SOL before it can do anything. Whoever sent that first SOL is, in most cases, the person who created it. If your main wallet tops up a burner, the two are linked forever.
2. Exchanges. Centralised exchanges know who you are. Withdrawals from an exchange, and especially deposits to your personal deposit address, tie a wallet to your ID. Two wallets that deposit to the same address are linked to each other too.
3. Shared counterparties. If two of your wallets keep dealing with the same little-known address, an analyst will assume that address is yours and that both wallets are as well.
4. Amounts and timing. Even when the direct link is broken, sending 12.4 SOL out and receiving 12.31 SOL a few hours later looks like the same money. So do two wallets that are always active within the same minute.
What to do
- Keep one public wallet for exchanges and never move funds from it to your private wallets.
- Fund new wallets through a relayer or a pool used by many people, not from your own wallets.
- Use uneven amounts and leave time between related actions.
- Run the Radar regularly. It checks all four links and shows which ones you’ve already leaked.
Burner wallets done right
A burner is a wallet you use for one purpose, such as a mint, an airdrop or a risky dApp, so that a mistake or a drainer can’t touch your main funds and so that activity isn’t tied to you. Most burners fail at the very first step.
Rules that keep a burner a burner
- Fund it from nowhere you own. The first SOL decides everything. Use a relayer that pays fees for many users, or a pool.
- One job per burner. The more a wallet does, the more patterns it leaves.
- Never send back to main. Moving proceeds straight to your main wallet undoes all the effort. Route them through a privacy step and wait.
- Don’t mirror amounts. If 0.05 SOL leaves one wallet and 0.05 SOL lands in the burner a minute later, that’s a link.
- Watch your timing. Two wallets that always act in the same minute look like one person with two tabs.
One seed, many addresses
You don’t need a separate backup for each burner. Wallets that derive many addresses from one seed phrase keep things manageable, as long as you never let those addresses interact on-chain.
Check a burner with the Radar before you use it for anything sensitive. If it shows a gas link to your main wallet, start over with a fresh address.
How the Radar scores you
The Visibility Index runs from 0 to 100. It is the average de-anonymisation risk of the wallets you mark as yours. Each wallet’s risk comes from the evidence linking it to your other wallets and to exchanges.
Evidence and weights
| Signal | Weight | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Direct transfer between your wallets | 0.90 | Visible in any explorer |
| Gas funded by your own wallet | 0.90 | Creator link |
| Shared exchange address | 0.85 | Deposit addresses are personal |
| Shared gas sponsor | 0.60 | Common origin |
| Shared obscure intermediary | 0.50 | Likely your own pass-through |
| Amount and time match | 0.35–0.45 | Same money, different path |
| Synchronised activity | 0.35–0.50 | Same person, same minutes |
Evidence for one pair of wallets is combined as 1 − ∏(1 − w). Pairs above 0.5 are clustered. A wallet that touched an exchange starts at 95%; a wallet in a cluster with one inherits at least 80%. Round amounts add 5 points.
The Radar only sees the transfers you load. Real exposure can be higher than the score, never lower.
Moving value through Monero
Monero hides sender, receiver and amount by default. Routing value from a public Solana wallet through Monero and back to a new Solana wallet cuts the visible on-chain path. What it can’t fix are the patterns you bring with you.
What still links you
- The amount. 12.4 SOL in and 12.3 SOL out a few hours later is easy to pair. Split the output into uneven parts and keep some back.
- The timing. Spread deliveries over hours or days.
- The destination. Sending to a wallet the Radar already ties to you undoes everything. Use fresh wallets.
- The provider. A swap service that is not trustless can see both sides. Atomic swaps remove that, and they are the target design for blur.sol.
The Private Swap page simulates this route and scores every one of these factors before anything moves.
Privacy is legal in most places; hiding the proceeds of crime is not. Follow the rules in your country, including tax reporting. blur.sol’s swap is a simulation today.
FAQ
API
The live Radar talks to a small blur.sol API that runs on Cloudflare Workers. It fetches parsed transfers from Helius, normalises them and caches results for a few minutes. Your Helius key stays on the server.
Base URL
The public base URL is published here at launch. All routes live under /v1.
GET /v1/transfers
Returns SOL and SPL token transfers for one address, newest first.
| Param | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| address | string | Solana address, required |
| limit | number | Max transfers, default 500, max 2000 |
| before | string | Signature cursor for paging |
{
"address": "7xKX…pQ2",
"transfers": [
{ "sig": "5h…", "t": 1772355600, "from": "7xKX…", "to": "9aBc…",
"amt": 1.25, "token": "SOL" }
],
"next": "3Zq…"
}
GET /v1/scan
Transfers for up to 10 addresses in one call: ?addresses=a,b,c. Same shape, merged and de-duplicated.
Limits
60 requests per minute per IP. Responses are cached for 5 minutes.
Security
Independent audit
Planned before any on-chain swap component goes live. The report will be published here.
Client-side analysis
Radar scoring runs in your browser. The API only returns public transfer data.
No custody
blur.sol never asks for seed phrases or private keys. If anyone does, it isn’t us.
Reporting a vulnerability
Email blurdotsol@gmail.com with the subject “Security”. Please give us time to fix the issue before disclosing it publicly.
Better data. A safer ecosystem.
The Community Radar is built by people who label exchanges, pools, scams and exploits so everyone else gets warned in time.
Label an address
Earn BP when it’s verifiedYour submissions
How rewards work
Rewards go only to useful labels that:
- passed review;
- were confirmed by other sources;
- were not removed for false information;
- do not break platform rules.
Labels exist to warn people about risk: exchanges, pools, scams, exploits. Labels that try to expose private individuals are rejected.
Community Radar
EXAMPLE DATA| Address | Label | Reward |
|---|---|---|
| 9zQ1…7K3a ✓ | Exchange hot wallet | +120 BP |
| 3nP8…L9ad ✓ | Protocol treasury | +80 BP |
| H7k2…vY9m ✓ | Foundation | +60 BP |
| 2dF4…cTag ✓ | High risk: mixer | +200 BP |
| Bq7W…mE21 ✓ | Exploit: drainer | +250 BP |
Terms of Service
These Terms govern your use of the blur.sol website, app and related services (“Services”). By using the Services you agree to them. If you don’t agree, don’t use the Services.
1. What blur.sol is
blur.sol provides privacy analytics for public blockchain data, monitoring tools and, where available, routing tools for digital assets. The Private Swap feature is currently a simulation: no funds are moved and no swap is executed.
2. Eligibility
You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter into these Terms. You may not use the Services if you are located in, or a resident of, a country or region subject to comprehensive sanctions, or if you are on a sanctions list.
3. Acceptable use
You agree not to use the Services to: launder money, finance terrorism or evade sanctions; conceal the proceeds of crime; harass, stalk or de-anonymise private individuals; submit false or malicious address labels; interfere with or attack the Services; or break any applicable law. We may suspend access if we reasonably believe you are doing any of these.
4. No custody, no advice
blur.sol never takes custody of your assets and never asks for your seed phrase or private keys. Information in the Services is for general information only and is not financial, legal or tax advice. Scores and labels are estimates and can be wrong.
5. Wallet connection
Signing in asks your wallet to sign a message. You are responsible for the security of your wallet and for every transaction you approve.
6. $BlurSol token
$BlurSol is a utility token used for discounts, staking access, label rewards and governance within blur.sol. It is not a share, a debt or an investment product and carries no right to profits. Its price can fall to zero. Token features may change as the product develops.
7. Community labels
When you submit a label you grant us a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence to use, verify, publish and remove it. Rewards are at our discretion and follow the published rules.
8. Third-party services
The Services link to or rely on third parties such as wallets, block explorers, RPC providers and launch platforms. We are not responsible for them.
9. Disclaimers
The Services are provided “as is” and “as available” without warranties of any kind, to the extent permitted by law. We don’t guarantee that the Services will be uninterrupted, error-free or that any privacy outcome will be achieved.
10. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, blur.sol and its team are not liable for indirect, incidental or consequential losses, or for loss of digital assets, profits or data arising from your use of the Services.
11. Changes
We may update these Terms. The date at the top shows the latest version. Continuing to use the Services after a change means you accept it.
12. Contact
Privacy Policy
We build privacy tools, so we try to collect as little as possible. This policy explains what we handle and why.
1. Data that stays on your device
Radar analysis, cases, alert rules, team lists, labels you submit, your language and theme are stored in your browser’s local storage. We don’t receive them. Clearing your browser data deletes them.
2. Public blockchain data
When the live API is enabled, addresses you scan are sent to our API to fetch public transfer data from our RPC provider. We don’t link these requests to your identity, and we keep cached results for a short time only (currently 5 minutes).
3. Wallet connection
When you connect a wallet, your public address and the signed sign-in message stay in your browser. We never receive private keys or seed phrases.
4. Support emails
If you email us, we use your email address and message to reply. We keep support conversations only as long as needed to help you.
5. Analytics and cookies
We don’t use advertising trackers. If we add privacy-friendly usage analytics, we will update this policy first.
6. Sharing
We don’t sell personal data. We share data only with service providers that run the Services (such as hosting and RPC providers) or when the law requires it.
7. Your rights
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct or delete personal data we hold about you. Email us and we’ll respond within 30 days.