Wallet Connection Checker
Investigate observable connections between crypto wallets through transfers, shared funding and other supported on-chain relationships.
A wallet connection checker should separate observed relationships from identity claims. Two wallets can be connected on-chain without proving that one person controls both.
Are these wallets connected?
Enter an address to copy it, then open the live AYZO Hub. Results are generated in the live AYZO Hub using supported on-chain evidence and available network coverage.
Start with the question users actually ask.
AYZO keeps each investigation question focused while separating observable blockchain evidence from conclusions the chain cannot support.
Are these wallets connected on-chain?
Start with the exact address or token and follow the evidence AYZO can support.
Have the wallets transferred funds directly?
Compare the relevant on-chain context instead of relying on a single score.
Do they share a supported funding source or relationship path?
Keep network and coverage limitations visible before drawing a conclusion.
What AYZO looks at.
The useful result is not a one-word verdict. It is the combination of supported evidence, network context and explicit coverage limits.
Direct transfers
Look for supported on-chain transfers and direct interactions.
Shared funding
Check whether relevant wallets received funds from a common observed source.
Relationship path
Follow supported connections through related addresses and transaction context.
Network context
Interpret relationships according to the chain and the evidence available on that network.
Three steps, then follow the evidence.
Use the correct wallet, token, contract or network context for the question you are investigating.
Follow the observable relationships, funding, transactions, controls or holder context AYZO can support.
The exact evidence returned can vary by network, provider coverage and the input being investigated.
Follow the investigation path.
What a wallet connection can — and cannot — prove.
Transfers between wallets
A direct on-chain transfer can establish that two addresses interacted. Transaction direction, timing and value provide additional context for the relationship.
Shared funding and repeated interaction
Shared funding sources or repeated interactions can make a relationship more relevant to investigate, especially when several independent signals overlap.
Connection is not identity
A transfer, shared funder or graph connection does not by itself prove common ownership, common identity or coordinated intent. AYZO keeps observable evidence separate from inference.
Continue with the Wallet Funding Source Checker, Wallet Cluster Analyzer and Wallet Relationship Analysis when the connection needs deeper context.
Investigate before you assume.
Open AYZO Hub to run a real evidence-first investigation. The Free plan includes 3 analyses every 24 hours and does not require a wallet connection.