Kaspa Explorer

A Kaspa block explorer shows the blocks, transactions and addresses of the Kaspa blockDAG. Kaspa makes about 10 blocks a second, and blocks made at the same time are all kept and merged, so a transaction is usually in a block within a second or two.

Paste the 64-character transaction ID into the search box above. Its page shows whether it is in the mempool or in a block, the chain block that accepted it, its live confirmations, its inputs and outputs. Step by step: how to check a Kaspa transaction.

Yes. Search a kaspa: address to see its current balance and its unspent outputs, read from our node's UTXO index. The page doesn't list the address's past payments, because our node does not keep that history.

Our node is pruned: it keeps about the last 39 hours of blocks and transactions, then drops the oldest. Balances and unspent outputs of every address are always current, whatever their age.

No. The explorer server keeps no access logs and no record of which blocks, transactions or addresses you looked up. It sets no cookies, loads no trackers or third-party scripts, and reads our own Kaspa node, so your lookups never go to an outside node or API. We only count page views per day by page type. Lookups are limited to 30 a minute per visitor. To count them, our server receives a one-way code made from your IP address in place of the address itself. The code changes every day, is held in memory for a minute and is never written down.

Yes, a free JSON API with live network stats: https://ghostswap.io/kaspa-explorer/api/stats. Please cache for at least 10 seconds.