Solana wallet family tree: trace funding links

What the family tree actually shows

Open Wallet Family Tree or use /tools?tab=family, then paste a mint or wallet. You can also share /tools?tab=family&mint= followed by a mint. The graph follows confirmed SOL funding edges and sampled creation-fee payers within documented limits. Missing hops, delayed history, or budget caps mean the picture is partial, not that no link exists.

Verify every edge

Click through to the underlying transaction when a link is shown. A transfer records that SOL moved from one address to another at a given time; it does not prove that both addresses belong to the same person. Creation payers similarly identify who paid a fee, not who later controls the token.

Use it with token and seller checks

A funding tree is most useful beside Token Check (/tools?tab=check&mint=) and Who rugged it? (/tools?tab=rugged&mint=). Shared funding does not by itself explain a price move, and a seller in a sample may be unrelated to the creator. Read UTC observation times and any stale-snapshot notices before you rely on a saved view.

Limits and honest interpretation

The scan is read-only, rate-limited and not exhaustive. It does not deanonymize people, score “guilt”, or replace an explorer. Signed family receipts, when present, prove authenticity of that snapshot, not completeness or a safety conclusion. Educational content, not financial advice.

Frequently asked questions

Does a funding link prove two wallets have the same owner?

No. It shows a confirmed transfer or fee payment. Common funding is not proof of common ownership or intent.

Do I need to connect a wallet to run a family scan?

No. The tool uses a public mint or wallet address and does not ask you to sign.