CONNECT
Connect your wallet. No private keys, no custody.
ONCHAIN IDENTITY PROTOCOL
YOUR WALLET.
YOUR IDENTITY.
Every wallet leaves a pattern. SPECTR turns public on-chain activity into a unique digital identity.
THE PROCESS
HOW SPECTR WORKS
From on-chain activity to a unique identity.
In five simple steps.
ANALYZE
SPECTR reads available public on-chain activity.
CLASSIFY
Observable patterns are converted into behavioral signals.
GENERATE
A deterministic visual identity is generated from the signals.
SHARE
Your identity can be viewed and shared publicly.
IDENTITY ENGINE
ANALYZE YOUR WALLET
Connect a wallet to view real public on-chain activity and generate your SPECTR identity.
WALLETNOT CONNECTED
—✓ Transaction history✓ Asset transfer activity✓ NFT transfer activity✓ Contract interaction activity✓ Chain activity✓ Wallet age
READY
CONNECT → ANALYZE → IDENTIFY
CONNECT → ANALYZE → IDENTIFY
THE ARCHIVE
DISCOVER SPECTR IDENTITIES
Public identities can be shared as readable on-chain profiles.
THE ARCHIVE IS OPEN
Generate an identity to create a deterministic on-chain profile, then share it as your SPECTR signal.
PUBLIC PROFILE
ANALYZE ANY PUBLIC WALLET
Paste an EVM address to view its public SPECTR identity. No connection required.
Only public blockchain activity is analyzed. Never enter a seed phrase or private key.
TRANSPARENCY BY DESIGN
A WALLET IS MORE THAN AN ADDRESS.
SPECTR reads observable on-chain activity and turns those patterns into a readable digital identity. It describes wallet behavior; it does not claim to identify the real-world person behind a wallet.
THE PURPOSE
SPECTR gives a wallet a profile based on measurable blockchain signals such as activity, exploration, DeFi interaction, longevity, and diversity.
THE PIPELINE
FROM WALLET TO IDENTITY.
01 CONNECT — SPECTR receives the public address from your connected EVM wallet.
02 ANALYZE — The server reads supported public blockchain data for that address.
03 CLASSIFY — SPECTR evaluates the available signals against its rule-based identity model.
04 GENERATE — The resulting profile becomes your SPECTR identity, wallet DNA, current signal, and deterministic visual signal.
PUBLIC SIGNALS
DATA USED BY SPECTR.
SPECTR can use the public data available from the configured blockchain data provider, including wallet address, transaction activity, earliest observed activity, contract interactions, chain presence, asset categories, and observed activity over time.
Some fields may show as unavailable when the network provider cannot reliably return them. SPECTR does not invent missing values.
IDENTITY ENGINE
IDENTITY CLASSIFICATION.
SPECTR uses observable behavior to classify a wallet into an archetype such as THE BUILDER, THE EXPLORER, THE OPERATOR, THE COLLECTOR, or other supported profiles.
The classification is a product interpretation of on-chain behavior. It is not a statement about the wallet owner's real-world identity, occupation, personality, or financial situation.
ON-CHAIN VISIBILITY
WHAT IS PUBLIC.
On supported public blockchains, a wallet address and its recorded on-chain activity are publicly observable. Depending on the network, this can include balances, transactions, contract calls, token movements, and the contracts or protocols interacted with.
SPECTR only uses information it can obtain from the configured public blockchain data source.
YOUR CONTROL
WHAT IS NOT COLLECTED.
SPECTR does not ask for or require your seed phrase, private key, or wallet password. Connecting a wallet only exposes the public address and lets the site request a wallet signature or transaction when a future feature explicitly requires it.
SPECTR does not take custody of your assets. Never enter a seed phrase or private key into the website.