# Wallet Match

> See the money behind any handle

Wallet Match is a wallet intelligence platform for crypto marketing. It resolves social media handles to on-chain wallet balances, helping marketers identify high-value audiences and contacts.

Wallet Match is a wallet intelligence platform built for crypto marketing, classified as a data and analytics service. It resolves social media handles, such as Twitter and X accounts, to public on-chain wallet balances, allowing users to see the financial profile behind a given audience. The platform is aimed at crypto marketers, growth teams, and anyone evaluating key opinion leaders before running paid promotions.

The service addresses a common problem in crypto marketing: audiences and influencers are often evaluated by follower counts alone, without visibility into whether those followers or the influencers themselves actually hold meaningful on-chain value. Wallet Match works by querying public blockchain data and third-party resolver services to correlate handles with addresses, then ranks results by wallet value and presents them in tiers of confidence. Results are presented as scannable audience breakdowns rather than one-off lookups.

Core use cases include validating an influencer's real audience value before paying for sponsored content, ranking a project's own followers by portfolio size to find high-value users, and reviewing the audiences that competing projects engage with. The platform is used by crypto marketing teams, community managers, and growth-focused projects seeking to prioritize outreach toward wallets that hold measurable value.

- Type: Company
- Sector: Data & Analytics
- Status: Active
- Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/wallet_match

## Products

- [Wallet Match](https://thegrid.id/profiles/wallet_match): Wallet Match is a wallet-intelligence tool that resolves Twitter and X accounts to on-chain wallet addresses and balances, and can also work in reverse to find social accounts linked to a given wallet. Users submit a single handle, a list of followers, a Twitter list, or a CSV of handles or addresses, and the system streams back matched wallets ranked by balance across multiple blockchains. Matches carry a confidence tier based on the strength of the evidence linking a social account to a wallet, and users can submit feedback that helps refine future matches. Marketers, community managers, and researchers use it to vet influencers, identify high-value followers, or study competitors' audiences, paying per lookup from a prepaid credit balance topped up with cryptocurrency. (Blockchain Forensics, Live, Main Product)

## Links

- [Main](https://wallet-match.com)
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- [Blog](https://www.wallet-match.com/blog)
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