Open the vaultof any wallet.
Paste an address or an ENS name and see only its NFTs: no tokens, no transactions, no noise. Every piece has its own sheet with everything the blockchain stores about it.
The way your wallet does it, step by step.
We don't use third-party NFT catalogues. We read the blockchain just like a wallet does: it takes a little longer, but what you see is what the chain says.
Transfer tracing
We find every Transfer (ERC-721) and TransferSingle / TransferBatch (ERC-1155) event that touched the address.
On-chain verification
We ask each contract with ownerOf and balanceOf whether the wallet still owns the token today.
Original metadata
We read the contract's tokenURI and download its metadata from IPFS, Arweave or the project's own server.
Everything known about each piece.
Image and animation
The artwork full size, video or audio when present, and where it is stored (IPFS, Arweave, on-chain or a server).
Traits and rarity
The token's traits and their share within the wallet.
Collection and contract
Name, symbol, total supply, contract owner and the interfaces it implements.
Royalties
Percentage and recipient under the EIP-2981 standard.
History in the wallet
When and from whom it arrived, whether it was minted, and a link to every transaction.
Raw metadata
The tokenURI and the original JSON, so you can check it yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to connect my wallet?
No. All you need is the public address or the ENS name. We will never ask you to sign anything or for your recovery phrase.
Why is it slower than other sites?
Because we don't query a ready-made NFT database: we check every token directly on the blockchain and download its original metadata, as a wallet does.
Which networks and standards are shown?
Ethereum, Polygon and the Sepolia testnet. ERC-721 and ERC-1155 NFTs are shown. NFTs that predate these standards, such as CryptoPunks, do not appear.
What is “possible spam”?
Many wallets receive unsolicited NFTs that advertise prizes or scam links. We hide them by default when their name or description contains links or typical bait; you can show them with one click. Never visit those links.
Do you store the addresses I look up?
No. There are no logs and no cookies. Lookups are kept in memory for a few minutes only, to speed up repeated searches.
An NFT shows no image. Why?
Each project hosts its own metadata. If its server or IPFS link no longer responds, the sheet still shows the contract data and the tokenURI so you can look into it.