See what your
wallet reveals.
Vynra reads the public record of a Robinhood Chain wallet and explains it: counterparties, funding, holdings, timing and approvals, each with its source. Understand your exposure. Decide before you sign.
Vynra reads and explains public data. It does not make transactions private.
Scan a walletRead live from Robinhood Chain
reading…
latest block
Four tools,
one public record.
For anyone about to fund, reuse or reveal a wallet on Robinhood Chain. Each tool reads the same chain data and shows its source. None of them needs a wallet connection, an account or the token.
Vynra Scan
An exposure report for one wallet: who it dealt with, where its first funds came from, what it holds, when it is active and which apps it trusts. Every line points at its transaction and says what was not read.
Vynra Map
The wallet's counterparties drawn as a graph: closer means more transfers, named contracts on one side, plain addresses on the other. It shows links, not owners.
Vynra Watch
A watch list kept in your browser. On each visit, and while the page is open, it flags what adds exposure: a new counterparty, a new token, a new approval, more sent transactions.
Vynra Preview
Paste a transaction before you sign it. Vynra decodes the call from known contracts, runs it once without sending, and lists what it will make public. Unknown calls say so.
How a scan
is built.
No guessing at owners and no hidden scoring. A scan reads, groups, explains, and lists what it could not read. The same rows always give the same report.
Read
Logs, balances and the sent-transaction count, straight from Robinhood Chain, in windows the RPC accepts.
Group
Transfers become counterparties, repeats, first funding and active hours. Named only from a sourced list.
Explain
Each finding says what is public, links its transactions and states what was not read.
Anchor
Optional: put the report's hash in the consent book, so anyone can check the file later.
What every finding carries.
A source transaction you can open, and one sentence on what it cannot tell you. These figures are counted from this build, not estimated.
52
contracts Vynra can name, each with a source
39
token balances every scan reads
10
minutes a scan is shared before it is read again
A counterparty is an address, not a person. A repeat can be a salary, a bot or chance. A quiet stretch can be sleep or travel. Vynra shows the pattern and says plainly what it cannot know.
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Exposure guides
Short notes on what each kind of public data says about a wallet, and how Vynra reads it.
Open method,
open record.
The rules Vynra reads by are written down and versioned: the contract, the label list, the report format and the decoder list. Check any of them yourself.
vynra / open
VynraConsentBook
Wallet self-statements and report anchors. Written and tested; not deployed yet, so the record reads nothing for now.
Label list
52 contracts Vynra can name, each with its source. No exchange wallets: we found no sourced list for this chain.
Report format
Plain JSON with coverage and gaps. Its keccak256 over canonical JSON is the hash you can anchor.
Decoder list
6 contract families Preview can decode. Anything else is shown as "cannot decode".
Questions to ask
before you sign
A wallet carries its history into every new transaction. Better to know what it shows going in.
Exposure
Does Vynra make my transactions private?
No. Vynra reads public data and explains it. Hiding transaction details takes different technology and its own testing, and Vynra does not offer it.
Can Vynra tell who owns a wallet?
No. It shows addresses and the links between them. A name appears only for a contract in Vynra's sourced list, never for a person.
Why does the first funding source matter?
A new wallet funded from an older one is linked to it for good. It is often the strongest single link anyone can follow.
What is a timing pattern?
The hours a wallet is active, from block timestamps. A steady quiet stretch can hint at when someone sleeps. Vynra needs at least eight sampled blocks before it says anything.
Data and coverage
Where does the data come from?
From Robinhood Chain itself, through its public RPC: logs, balances, nonces and block timestamps. An explorer transaction list is added only when the site operator configures an explorer key.
Why is some history missing?
The public RPC limits how many blocks one query may cover. Vynra reads the whole history for a few tracked tokens and any token in a recent window. Every part it could not read is listed as a numbered gap.
Does Vynra store my scans?
A scan is cached on the server for ten minutes so a second visitor does not repeat it. It is keyed by the scanned address only. Watch lists stay in your browser.
Can I check a report later?
Yes. Download the report. Its hash is the keccak256 of its canonical JSON, and you can anchor that hash in VynraConsentBook so anyone can compare a file against it.
The token, $VYNRA
Do I need $VYNRA to use Vynra?
No. Scan, Map, Watch, Preview and the consent book work without any token.
What is $VYNRA for?
The plan is access to advanced reports, an API quota and monitoring of many wallets once those services exist. None of them exists yet, and a token launch does not make them real.
Is the token an investment?
No. It is a memecoin with a planned utility. There is no promise of value, return or reward.
Where is the contract address?
On the token page and in the footer, once it is published. Until then it reads TBA. Vynra does not send direct messages first.
Technical
What does Preview do with my transaction?
It decodes the call data with known ABIs and can run it once with eth_call at the latest block. Nothing is signed or sent. Unknown selectors are reported as 'cannot decode'.
What is VynraConsentBook?
A contract where a wallet can publish a short self-label and signals such as 'no third-party labels', and where anyone can anchor an exposure report hash that the wallet may acknowledge or dispute. It holds no funds and has no owner.
Does a signal hide my wallet?
No. A signal is a request that tools reading the book can honour. Vynra honours it on its own map and reports. The chain data stays public.
Is the contract deployed?
Not yet. Until it is, the record page reads nothing and says so. The scanner never needs it.