One transaction says a lot.
Paste a signature. See every address it ties together, which ones are yours, what moved, the app you used, the exact second it happened, your fee fingerprint, and any memo text, which is public forever.
Signatures and addresses are public. We never ask for your seed phrase or a signature.
Paste a transaction signature above (Solscan and wallet history pages show it). Without "your wallet", we treat the signers as you.
The colours, explained.
Red: readable by anyone
Memo text and exchange links. Memos are plain text in the ledger and can't be deleted. Exchanges tie deposits to a real identity.
Amber: links and patterns
Addresses that appear together, exact timestamps and fee settings. Each one is harmless alone; together they let analysts cluster wallets and guess routines.
Green: nothing extra
No memo, no exchange. The transaction still shows amounts and addresses: that's how Solana works.
Fewer links, legitimately
Use separate wallets for separate roles, don't write personal info in memos, and don't send funds directly between the wallet you show publicly and the one you keep private.
Check a whole wallet
One transaction is a slice. See the full picture a stranger gets with ExplorerView, and approvals with ApprovalWatch.