Getting Started

Get up and running with ChainGraph in minutes. No signup required to start exploring.

1. Search a wallet

Go to the Explorer and paste any Ethereum address into the search bar. You'll see:

• Transaction history (sent and received)
• Native ETH transfers and ERC-20 token transfers
• DEX swap history
• Address summary (tx count, first/last seen, contract creations)
• Known labels from the community label database

No account needed. Anonymous users get 10 lookups per day. Create a free account for more.

2. Create an investigation

Click Investigations in the sidebar (requires login) and create a new investigation. This opens the graph canvas — a visual workspace where you can:

• Add addresses as nodes on the canvas
• Click Expand to discover connected addresses
• Drag and arrange nodes to map fund flows
• Add annotations to document your findings
• Share your investigation via a public link

3. Use the AI Assistant

Inside any investigation, click AI to open the assistant panel. Ask questions in natural language:

• “Show all addresses connected to this wallet”
• “Find the largest transfers in the last 1000 blocks”
• “Is this address connected to any known exchanges?”

The AI generates Cypher graph queries that you can review and execute.

4. Set up monitors

Go to Monitors to create automated alerts. Monitors run on a schedule and notify you when conditions are met — for example, when a watched address receives a large transfer, or when a sanctioned address appears in your investigation.

5. Explore Power Mode

Inside an investigation, click Query to open the split-pane query editor. Write Cypher queries against the graph database or SQL queries against the full ClickHouse chain data store. Results appear as tables below the graph.

Account tiers

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