What wallet data can this MCP server analyze?

It can analyze Solana wallet activity including transaction history, token holdings, DeFi protocol positions, and on-chain interaction patterns for any public Solana address.

Does this server require access to my private key?

No. Wallet analysis is read-only and only requires a public Solana address. The server queries on-chain data without needing any private key or signing authority.

Can I analyze multiple wallets simultaneously?

The server provides tools for querying individual wallet addresses. You can analyze multiple wallets by making separate queries for each address through your MCP client.

Solana Wallet Analyzer MCP

Solana Wallet Analyzer MCP is an MCP server designed for analyzing Solana wallet activity and portfolio composition. It provides structured tools for querying transaction histories, token holdings, and DeFi positions associated with any public Solana wallet address. By exposing this data through the Model Context Protocol, it enables AI agents to perform wallet research and portfolio analysis within MCP-compatible clients.

The server focuses on read-only analytics, pulling on-chain data to surface insights about wallet behavior. Agents can use it to examine transaction patterns, identify token holdings across SPL tokens, and understand a wallet’s interactions with Solana DeFi protocols. This is useful for research workflows that involve due diligence on wallet activity, portfolio composition analysis, or tracking on-chain movements.

Setup involves configuring the server with a Solana RPC endpoint and registering it with an MCP-compatible client. Since the server performs read-only queries against public blockchain data, it does not require wallet credentials or signing authority. Users should be aware that on-chain data reflects confirmed transactions only and may not capture pending or off-chain activity.