How to use Wallet Match

A short tour of the features that aren’t obvious on first run — scan inputs, confidence tiers, community feedback and the re-resolve / refresh actions on a finished scan.

Quick start

  1. Sign up — you get a small free credit balance to try the app on real handles before topping up.
  2. Pick a direction: Handle → wallets (forward) or Address → socials (reverse).
  3. Pick a scan input (see below) and submit. You’ll see a cost preview before anything is charged.
  4. Results stream into the table as they resolve. Sort by USD balance to find whales first, or search / filter by handle, address or chain.
  5. Open a finished scan later from Recent scans without re-scanning Twitter — everything is stored per account.

Scan inputs

  • Single handle — one-off lookup. Fast and ideal for spot checks. Single handles are processed ahead of bulk jobs in the queue.
  • Scan followers — paste any Twitter handle and we crawl their followers, following, or both. Good for mapping a project or KOL audience.
  • Scan Twitter list — paste a list URL like https://x.com/i/lists/1993691805443817855 to resolve every member. Useful when you already curated the audience you care about.
  • Import CSV — upload a CSV of handles (or addresses for a reverse scan). Column headers are flexible: handle, username, twitter all work.

Confidence tiers (and what they mean for you)

  • Verified — the link between account and wallet is explicit: an ENS text record owner, a Farcaster verification, or a platform-verified Twitter account. Act on these with confidence.
  • Likely — we parsed an address or name out of the bio, display name, URL or pinned tweet, but there’s no explicit verification. Spot-check before high-stakes outreach; multiple independent signals auto-promote a Likely match to Verified.

Hover over a match to see exactly why it qualified — which source flagged it and what evidence it found.

Community feedback (the thumbs)

Every match has a thumbs-up / thumbs-down button. Use them — each vote makes everyone’s scans more accurate.

  • Thumbs-down on a clearly wrong match flags it. Once enough users agree, the match is hidden from future scans.
  • Thumbs-up on a correct but Likely-tier match helps promote it to Verified so the next scanner doesn’t have to double-check.
  • If you spot something that’s clearly wrong and you want us to take a look, click the match and use the in-app feedback — our team reviews those manually.

Re-resolve, refresh, and the remaining queue

A finished scan is not frozen. The action bar above the results table has three useful buttons:

  • Resolve remaining — run only the handles/addresses that never resolved (e.g. the scan was cancelled or you ran out of credits). No wasted budget on accounts we already processed.
  • Re-resolve — run every resolver again for every handle. Useful after we’ve shipped a new data source or if an account added an ENS record since the original scan.
  • Refresh balances — re-pull the multi-chain USD portfolio snapshot for every resolved wallet. Balances move; this keeps your targeting list current.

Credits & top-ups

Scans are prepaid. When you start a scan we reserve the estimated cost up front so you never get a surprise bill mid-crawl. If a scan runs out of credits, it pauses cleanly — top up and hit Resolve remaining to continue without losing progress.

Top up with any of 100+ cryptocurrencies via NOWPayments. You get a deposit address and send funds from any wallet or exchange — no wallet-connect, no card, no KYC.

FAQ

Are my scan results private?
The list of handles you scanned is private to your account. No other user can see your scan history.
Can I request data deletion?
Yes — email support. We’ll remove your scans, ledger history and votes within 30 days.
Do I need to connect a crypto wallet to pay?
No. We use NOWPayments invoices, which give you a deposit address for a coin of your choice. Send funds from any exchange or wallet — nothing connects to the site itself.
What happens when a match is wrong?
Click the match and submit feedback through the interface — our team reviews flagged matches manually and corrects the underlying data where needed.
What chains are covered in the USD balance?
Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BNB Chain and Solana, aggregated into a single USD figure per wallet.