Wallet connections graph: see where the money came from and went

2026-08-07 · AMLConsensus Blog

"40% risk" — but why? A single number doesn't answer the key P2P question: where did the money come from and where does it go. The connections graph does — a visual map of a wallet's transfers.

What the graph shows

At the centre is the checked address. Around it — its counterparties across 35+ networks at once. Each node is coloured by risk, each edge is a real flow of funds:

● Exchange (KYC) — a relatively transparent source.
● Mixer — deliberate origin concealment.
● Sanctions / risky address — a red flag.
● inflow · ● outflow — direction and volume of a transfer.

How to use it

Click a node — the counterparty's profile: who it is (exchange, mixer, sanctions), share of volume, amount.
Expand a hop — go further along the chain and see who the money reached the counterparty through.
Find the source. It becomes obvious when a "clean"-looking address is one or two transfers away from a mixer or a sanctioned wallet.

Example: an address isn't formally on any list, but 50% of its volume runs through a sanctioned exchange — the graph shows it instantly, whereas "one risk number" would hide it.

Graph + full audit

The graph is the visual part; alongside it runs the full audit, which puts those same links into numbers: category exposure in USD, 2-hop tracing, behaviour typologies. Together they give an analyst-grade picture — in seconds.

Build a graph for any address: amlconsensus.com/graph — paste an address and see its entire web of connections.

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