How it works
Facts only. No guesses.
VOIDTRACE reads public blockchain data. It never connects to a wallet, never asks you to sign, and never infers who anyone is.
Data sources
- Solana RPCgetTransaction at confirmed commitment: status, slot, block time, balances, logs, compute units.
- Helius Enhanced TransactionsTransaction type and source (for example a swap venue).
- Helius DASToken names, symbols, images and decimals.
- Jupiter Price APIUSD values at today’s price. Never the price at the time of the transaction.
- JitoThe current list of tip accounts, fetched at runtime.
What this reveals — the rules
- Links N wallets togetherFires when two or more distinct signers, fee payers, or accounts that sent or received value appear in the same transaction.
- Shows your exact amountsFires when the transaction contains a transfer or a non-fee balance change.
- Shows when you were activeFires when the block time is available. Time is shown in UTC only; no location or timezone is inferred.
- Created token accounts that tie these mints to this walletFires for each associated token account creation instruction.
- Paid a priority fee / Jito tipPriority fee = compute unit price (µlamports) × compute unit limit. A Jito tip is a system transfer to a tip account fetched live from Jito. If that list is unavailable, tip detection is skipped and says so.
- Interacted with a programFires for each program other than the System, Token, Associated Token, Compute Budget and Memo programs.
The count shown is the number of rules that fired, nothing more.
Limits
Headlines are generated from deterministic templates over balance changes, so complex transactions may be summarised imperfectly. Unknown programs are labelled as such with a Solscan link. Token-2022 transfer fees are inferred from balances. Reads of recent transactions can change until they are finalized.