Turn one identifier into a structured investigative starting point.

Submit one identifier and receive a report tailored to that subject.

Wallet addresses. Email addresses. Phone numbers. Usernames. Domains. IP addresses.

When open-source research identifies a useful connection, such as a wallet linked to a public username or a domain linked to an IP address, OSINT Agent surfaces that relationship for further review.

Each report brings together the information that matters for the identifier under review. Depending on the subject, this can include:

• Publicly available names, usernames, profiles, and web mentions
• Wallet activity, related-wallet information, risk signals, and sanctions matches
• Domain registration, DNS, hosting, and infrastructure details
• IP reputation, network, location, and exposed-service information
• Breach, darknet, and infostealer exposure indicators
• Publicly available account, platform, and contact information

Results are normalized, deduplicated, and organized into a report built for investigation rather than a page of raw data.

A useful report does more than collect data points. It helps an investigator understand the full picture.

A wallet may reveal public usernames. A phone number may point to an associated account. A domain may resolve to an IP address. These relationships give investigators a clearer path to assess the next lead without manually rebuilding the trail across separate tools.

OSINT Agent keeps open-source research connected to the broader Deconflict workflow. Use reports to prepare a case, evaluate a lead, document context, and identify where coordination or additional legal process may be appropriate.

When the investigation requires secure communication with another participant, Nexus provides the channel for that exchange.