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Arkham launches Visualizer 2.0 with real-time transaction graphs
The on-chain analytics firm's upgraded graphing tool adds live filters, a volume overview, keyboard shortcuts and shareable visualizations
Arkham Intelligence has rolled out Visualizer 2.0, a rebuilt version of its tool for turning blockchain activity into interactive maps.
The company announced the release on October 15, 2026, through its official channels. The pitch is simple: paste in a wallet address or a known entity, and watch its money move.
What’s new in Visualizer 2.0
The core function stays the same. Users enter any crypto address or entity, and the tool renders its incoming and outgoing transactions as a graph.
Version 2.0 makes that graph interactive and updates it in real time. Inflows, outflows, counterparties and token movements all show up visually rather than as rows in a spreadsheet.
On top of that foundation, Arkham layered several new features:
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- Volume overview: a panel summarizing the flow of funds at a glance.
- Transaction details module: a dedicated space for digging into individual transfers.
- Keyboard shortcuts: including cmd/ctrl + Z to undo, for faster navigation.
- Save and share: users can store custom visualizations and pass them along to others.
- Live filters: graphs can be narrowed by token type, USD value, transaction direction, time frame or chain.
How Visualizer fits Arkham’s toolkit
Visualizer is one piece of a broader analytics suite. Arkham also offers Tracer and Dashboards, and together the tools are built for network analysis of blockchain activity.
Within that lineup, Visualizer has been central to mapping transaction flows and, in Arkham’s framing, de-anonymizing on-chain activity.
The tool’s reach has grown alongside Arkham’s chain coverage. Support for Solana arrived starting in October 2024, followed by TON in November 2024.
The Visualizer 2.0 announcement did not include any pricing changes. It also arrived without third-party evaluations or any reported immediate market reaction.