A wallet is more than a balance.
Its history is the profile.
SOFI reads the onchain trail and turns it into a reputation score you can understand at a glance.
Six signals.
One honest number.
Balances can be borrowed for a day. History can't. SOFI weighs how long a wallet has been around, how it behaves and what it keeps.
Age
When the first transaction happened. Old wallets carry weight that fresh ones can't fake.
Consistency
Active days and active months. Showing up over time beats one loud week.
Activity
Total transactions on record, on a log scale, so farming spam doesn't buy a score.
Conviction
What the wallet actually holds in SOL. Skin in the game, measured gently.
Footprint
How many different tokens it has touched. A real participant leaves a wide trail.
Reliability
Share of failed transactions. Clean execution reads as a careful human.
From ghost to legend.
Trust, without the screenshots.
A score anyone can check, from any wallet, without asking anyone to connect anything.
Profiles that mean something
Put a verifiable reputation next to a handle. Followers see history, not just a bio.
Fairer drops
Filter fresh farm wallets out of allowlists and airdrops by age and consistency.
Community gating
Open private rooms to wallets above a tier, not to whoever bought a pass five minutes ago.
Check before you trade
OTC deal, collab or a new KOL in your DMs. Paste the wallet, see the trail.
The scanner is free for everyone, always. The network around it has a heartbeat of its own, and the people following us on X already know what it is.
Where the score goes next.
Scanner
- Solana wallet scoring
- Six-signal breakdown
- Shareable score cards
Profiles
- Public reputation pages
- Badges and streaks
- X handle linking
Open API
- Score endpoint for dApps
- Allowlist and drop filters
- Discord role gating bot
Multichain
- EVM wallets
- Cross-chain identity
- Reputation leaderboards
Questions, answered.
No. SOFI only reads public onchain data for the address you paste. Nothing to sign, nothing to approve.
Transaction history (up to the latest 3,000 transactions), SOL balance and token accounts. From that we read age, consistency, activity, conviction, footprint and reliability.
Usually a young wallet or long breaks in activity. Reputation builds with time, so the same wallet scores higher as it keeps showing up.
Volume is counted on a log scale and age can't be bought, so spamming transactions barely moves it. Very high frequency on a fresh wallet is flagged.
No. The score describes past onchain behaviour. It is not a judgement of a person and not a recommendation to trade with anyone.
Your history has friends here.
Updates, score drops and early access to profiles land in these places first.