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Partner Intelligence helps merchants inspect public wallet history before a partnership. Nansen supplies external mainnet context; Spoke supplies its own testnet settlement receipts. Neither source is an identity guarantee or a trust score.

Research a public wallet

  1. Sign in as a merchant and open Distributors.
  2. Open a distributor’s wallet context or expand Research a public wallet and enter an address.
  3. Read any existing cached result. A page view does not purchase a provider query.
  4. Choose the explicit research refresh when needed. The service checks provider configuration, free-plan credits and request budgets first.
  5. Inspect the source, networks, timestamps and transaction evidence. Compare them with the distributor’s native Passport, then invite a suitable registered, opted-in distributor through the normal campaign flow.
An arbitrary external address can supply research context, but it is not automatically a registered distributor. Private and pseudonymous registered profiles cannot be researched through this feature. External context does not change directory ranking, contract terms or payouts.

What each finding means

Each endpoint has its own available, empty or unavailable state and fetch timestamp. An empty result and a failed request mean different things. Missing information is unknown, never a negative score.

Freshness and spending controls

Results are cached for 24 hours. A refresh reserves up to three included provider credits for the three supported endpoints. The service requires a free-plan account with sufficient remaining credits, a configured conservative lifetime budget, a global daily limit of nine credits and at most two fresh requests per merchant per day. It does not purchase credits or use automatic payment. A wallet is attempted at most once per UTC day. Ambiguous outcomes keep their reservation and are not blindly retried. Partial results preserve which endpoint failed; a total failure does not erase a previous cached result. Explicit limits can return budget exhausted even while the provider has credit remaining.

Inspect actual provider evidence

The captured public example contains genuine provider results for an external wallet: a 100-transaction sample across seven networks, first-funding evidence and a Monad relationship. It is not a Spoke distributor and is not presented as customer activity. The four seeded demonstration distributors may still have no observed mainnet history. The provider’s transactions, first-funder and related-wallets documentation describes the upstream sources. Read the evidence matrix for tests and remaining verification work.