Vet an identifier fast
Run an email, phone, IP or domain and read what public sources and the breach index hold on it, in one pass.
For fraud teams
Put a face to a suspicious account.
Check an email, phone, IP or domain from a chargeback or a flagged signup against public sources and leaked-data indicators, and see what links to it before you make a call.
How it comes together
EmailLeaked? Reused?
PhoneAcross accounts
IPNetwork & proxy
Fraud caseLinked accounts, one view
What you can do
Spot reused details
The same phone, address or handle showing up across accounts is a lead. Correlation surfaces what repeats.
Work a queue
Each lookup stands on its own. Run them back to back and keep every result for the account you were reviewing.
Hand off clean
Export the search as a PDF, CSV, JSON or text so the next analyst or your reviewer sees the sources, not a retyped note.
A typical workflow
Four steps from a single clue to something you can hand off.
- Start from the flag
Paste the email, phone, IP or domain tied to the order or signup you are reviewing.
- Read the sources
Public profiles, breach and stealer-log indicators, and network details come back together, each with where it came from.
- Follow what repeats
Pivot on a reused identifier or map the account into a case to see the ring, not a single row.
- Decide with your own data
Compare the public picture with your transaction and account data before you act.
What Elyv checks for you
- Email, phone, IP & domainthe common identifiers on a flagged account
- Breach & stealer-log indicatorswhether an identifier appears in leaked data
- Correlation graphwhat links accounts, emails and devices
- Case boards & exportkeep and share the evidence
Questions
Elyv surfaces what public sources and the breach index already hold. It does not score or decide fraud for you, and a match is never proof on its own.
Start from one clue.
Search a username, an email, a phone or a domain and see what public sources hold.
