Copy Trader Checker
Copy Trader Checker tells you whether a wallet trades on its own or copies someone else, and who trades around it. Paste one address and you get the master wallet and the wallets that copy it, with the address you searched highlighted on whichever side it belongs. Plus plan and above.
The point: copy a copy trader and you are two hops behind every entry. Follow the master instead.
Check a wallet
Open Copy Trader Checker in the sidebar, paste an address into the search box and click Check in Copy Trader Checker. One address at a time. The page reads Analyzing trader while it works, then shows the result. The result page has the same search box at the top for the next wallet.
See who is the master and who copies
Master Wallet
The card on the left, with a crown. Its name or shortened address with a pencil to name it, the full address, a Solscan button and a copy button. Three numbers: Avg. Network Fee, Avg. Processor Fee and 30d Swaps. Two buttons: Add to Watchlist and Visit Wallet Page, which opens the master in Wallet Deep Dive.
When the wallet you searched is the master, the card is highlighted in the accent colour.
Copy Traders
The table on the right, one row per wallet that copies the master, with the count at the bottom. When the wallet you searched is one of them, its row is highlighted. The columns:
Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
Wallet Address | The copy trader, with its name if you gave it one |
Similar Swaps | How many swaps in the same tokens both wallets made |
Faster | The share, and under it the count, of those swaps where this wallet landed before the master |
Slower | The same, for swaps that landed after the master |
Same Block | The same, for swaps that landed in the same block as the master's |
30D Swaps | This wallet's swaps over the last 30 days |
Avg. Processor Fee | The average fee this wallet pays to its transaction processor, in SOL |
Avg. Network Fee | The average network fee it pays, in SOL |
Sort by any column with the chevron, filter with the funnel (a From and a To value), and switch between 10, 20 and 50 rows per page. At the end of a row, the eye adds that wallet to a watchlist and the arrow opens it in Wallet Deep Dive.
When the wallet trades on its own
If the page shows Address is not copytraded nor copytrades any other address, the wallet trades on its own as far as our data shows. Nothing more to check here.
Decide who to follow
- Your wallet is in the Copy Traders table. Follow the master, not the copy: click Visit Wallet Page on the card, read it in Deep Dive, add it to a watchlist.
- Your wallet is the master. You found a source. The table shows who else is on it; a high Same Block or Faster share means those wallets are on the same signal or execute quicker, which is worth knowing before you compete for the same entries.
- Fees. The processor and network fees show how hard each wallet pushes to land first. Compare them with what you pay.
How the master and its copy traders are detected is part of Wallet Master's analysis and is not published.
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