Address Linkage

Enter two to ten distinct addresses on the Address Linkage page. Nymis checks each pair across its configured chains and shows a pairwise assessment with supporting evidence. Names can be used where supported and are resolved to addresses before analysis.

The audit examines direct native-asset and token transfers, repeated or bidirectional activity, common first funding origins, recurring shared counterparties, Safe membership, verified public identity anchors, and supported bridge paths. Timing overlap can corroborate other context. Evidence from a shared service alone is weaker than an observed direct connection.

Strong, moderate, and weak describe the strength of observed evidence. “Shared context” is weak evidence without a direct transfer; “Structural link” refers to a current Safe relationship, and “Bridge link” to a supported bridge path. These assessments describe public connections, not certainty that one person controls both addresses.