Contact person: Personal AMLWeb3 Wallet Monitor

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Location: Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a browser-based replica of [login to view URL] that I can run privately and use to input, label, and track my own crypto wallets. The goal is to reproduce the site’s look and feel as closely as possible and, more importantly, to mirror the core features—wallet risk scoring, transaction history, counter-party tracing, and the on-chain alerts that [login to view URL] already offers—without exposing anything to the public internet.

Because it is for my sole use, I don’t want any login or user-management layer; the app can assume a single trusted user. I will host it myself, so a straightforward React or similar front-end plus a lightweight Node/Express (or comparable) back-end that talks to [login to view URL] / Ethers and any required AML or blockchain intelligence APIs is fine. If you prefer another modern stack that achieves the same result, let me know.

I’m not looking for extra dashboards or extended analytics; matching the existing site’s basic functionality is enough. Deliverables are:
• A web front-end that matches [login to view URL]’s UX/UI and works smoothly in the latest Chrome/Firefox.
• A back-end service that fetches live on-chain data and produces the same risk insights the original site shows.
• Clear installation steps (env variables, API keys, build commands) so I can deploy on a small VPS or local machine.
• Brief usage notes so I can add or remove wallet addresses and refresh data on demand.

If you’ve built blockchain explorers, on-chain analytics dashboards, or similar single-page apps, you should find this straightforward. Please share relevant examples and outline any third-party APIs you plan to integrate so I can secure keys in advance." (client-provided description)