NimMap
Follow the money on Nimiq
Put in any Nimiq address and NimMap walks its transaction history outward, hop by hop: every hexagon is an address, every arrow is a transaction, pointing the way the money went. Arrow width is the amount, and colour is what kind of transaction it was: a stake, a reward, a message with data attached, a plain transfer. Nothing is sampled: the map is composed on request from live chain data, and it is free to three hops.
Paste a Nimiq address and press Scan. Every arrow on the map is one transaction, drawn from the address it left toward the address it reached.
Reading it
Addresses are hexagons, on the Nimiq grid: the seed pinned at the centre in cyan, everything around it reached by following a transaction. Hex size is the money that passed through an address, on a log scale, so a wallet and a whale both stay on screen. A dashed outline marks the edge of the scan: an address that was found but never opened. Arrows are coloured by transaction family: cyan for staking, gold for a payout from the staking contract, violet and dashed for a message or data payload, pink for an HTLC, teal for vesting, zinc for a plain transfer. The legend's Type / Age chips switch that for the cyan-to-grey age ramp.
Controls
Drag to pan, scroll or pinch to zoom, drag a hex to pull it out of the pile. Click a hex or an arrow for its details, double-click a hex to re-scan from there, Esc to deselect. Depth 1 is the seed and whoever it traded with; each step adds another hop, and picking a depth re-runs the map on screen; 4 to 6 needs a pass. The legend sits top right and folds away; on a phone it starts folded.
Source & limits
Transaction history comes from nimiq-api.subimpact.net, cached a minute. A free scan reads 20 transactions per address, stops at 3 hops and 100 addresses. A pass, $29.99 in NIM for 30 days paid on chain, no account, takes takes that to 6 hops and turns on PNG and CSV export; depths 4, 5 and 6 multiply how much history each address contributes (x3, x4, x5) so deeper maps draw denser graphs. Looking for the validator delegation map? It moved to Validators → Map.