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Private Monero explorer

Look up Monero (XMR) blocks and transactions without being tracked. No access logs, no cookies, no trackers, no account, and data from our own full node.

Quick answer

Yes, you can check Monero transactions privately. This explorer keeps no access logs, sets no cookies, runs no trackers and reads our own full node. For the most privacy, open it in Tor Browser and search only the transaction ID.

Privacy by design

What makes this Monero explorer private

No access logs

The explorer server keeps no record of which blocks or transactions you looked up.

Our own full node

Your searches are not passed on to a third-party node or API.

No cookies or trackers

No analytics and no third-party scripts. Nothing follows you to other sites.

Never asks for keys

No view key, spend key or seed. They stay in your wallet.

No account

No sign-up and no email, so nothing links your lookups to an identity.

Works without JavaScript

Pages are built on the server. JavaScript only updates times and confirmations.

Like the rest of ghostswap.io, pages are delivered through Cloudflare, so Cloudflare can see that a connection was made. For the most privacy, open the explorer in Tor Browser. We'll add an onion address when it's ready.
Step by step

How to look up a Monero transaction privately

  1. Open it over TorUse Tor Browser, or at least a private window.
  2. Search the TXID onlyPaste the 64-character transaction ID or a block height. Never a key, seed or address.
  3. Read the status"Unconfirmed, in mempool" or "Confirmed" with the block and live confirmation count.
  4. Check the amount in your walletYour wallet scans the chain with your view key, on your device.

Full guide: how to check a Monero transaction.

Monero privacy

What any Monero explorer can and can't see

Visible on the blockchain

  • Blocks, heights and timestamps
  • Transaction IDs, fees and sizes
  • Ring members and one-time output keys
  • Confirmations

Hidden by Monero

  • Who sent the payment (ring signatures)
  • Who received it (stealth addresses)
  • How much was sent (RingCT)
  • Wallet balances

Because the chain hides who paid whom, a privacy-respecting explorer only needs to protect one thing: what you search for.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is there a private Monero block explorer?

Yes. This one keeps no access logs, sets no cookies, loads no trackers or third-party scripts, and reads our own full node, so your lookups never go to an outside node or API. You don't need an account.

Can a Monero explorer see who I am or what I own?

Not from the blockchain: Monero hides senders, receivers and amounts. What an explorer could learn is which transaction you looked up and from which IP address. That is why the server should keep no logs, and why Tor Browser helps.

Should I paste my view key into a Monero explorer?

We recommend against it. A private view key shows every incoming payment to your wallet, so whoever runs the site could see your income. Your own wallet does the same check on your device. This explorer never asks for a view key, spend key or seed.

Can I use this Monero explorer over Tor?

You can open it in Tor Browser like any other website. We do not run an onion address for it yet.

What is the most private way to check a Monero transaction?

Run your own Monero node and wallet: then nothing leaves your computer. If you don't run a node, use an explorer that keeps no logs, open it over Tor, and only search the transaction ID, never keys or addresses.

Does this explorer support address lookups?

No, and no Monero explorer can: transactions never show the receiving address on the chain. A site that offers Monero "address lookups" either needs your view key or shows something else.
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Updated 3 November 2026