How It Works

A step-by-step overview of how Zerotrack collects, processes, and presents wallet data across multiple chains.

Zerotrack operates through a decentralized data indexing layer connected to multiple blockchain nodes. When you add a public wallet address, Zerotrack’s backend immediately begins scanning all supported networks for historical and live transactions. The engine aggregates token transfers, balance updates, and contract interactions into a single normalized dataset.

Once the wallet is indexed, Zerotrack starts a live monitoring stream. Any new event — such as a received token, swap, or NFT mint — is instantly captured and displayed on your dashboard. You can also subscribe to custom alerts that notify you whenever specific conditions are met (for example, when a wallet sends more than 5 ETH).

To maintain efficiency, Zerotrack’s event engine uses a hybrid model combining local caching and blockchain RPC feeds. This ensures updates are nearly instant, even for high-volume wallets. Every event is timestamped, classified, and linked to relevant tokens, helping you visualize real blockchain activity with complete accuracy.