Block explorer
Inspect committed blocks, transactions, public accounts and the coverage of retained history.
Open the read-only explorer.
No wallet unlock is needed. The explorer never signs transactions, starts a node or establishes independent finality. It shows committed service results and clearly bounded index coverage.
Blocks and transaction outcomes.
Refresh the latest committed blocks, move to older pages or inspect an exact height. A stored block is different from a pending transaction. Each block view exposes a bounded page of transaction summaries, with separate paging for additional results.
- GOD transaction hash
- The compatible transaction's hash. Use the GOD transaction type for the faucet, ordinary transfers and test NFT operations.
- Native consensus hash
- The native transaction TX ID used for staking and G operations. Select the native transaction type.
- Committed success
- Execution succeeded in a committed block. Check its recipient and effect; a successful contract call alone does not prove a particular internal payment.
- Committed failure
- The operation failed; Gas may still be charged.
- Unknown or unavailable
- No confirmed outcome is established. Preserve the TX ID and check again; absence is not proof of rejection or no activity.
Public accounts and retained history.
Query either native god1 or compatible 0x public addresses. The explorer shows matching encodings, committed GOD balance and separate G buckets. Copy or share an account link only if you intend to disclose that public identity.
Recent activity scans limited stored blocks. The optional retained index displays its starting/ending heights, anchor and supported sender/recipient matches. It can begin after genesis or lag behind the tip. Internal transfers, all contract events and NFT ownership are not inferred from an account transaction summary.
Watch-only delegation needs both the delegator's public account and a godvaloper1 operator address. The lookup does not endorse that operator or include every delegation and exit.
NFT history is not current ownership.
Read the configured test collection's retained events by one public account or Token ID. Pages share one snapshot and contain at most 20 entries. Check the displayed coverage. Empty history is not proof that the account never held an NFT; a mint/send event is not the current ownership state.
Current owned Token IDs are queried separately in the wallet. No arbitrary collection index, fetched artwork or marketplace is supplied.
Check a service, not a security guarantee.
Network check performs bounded read-only queries. A responding observer, peer count or validator record does not establish independent operators, global locations, authenticated chain state or future uptime.
The downloaded redacted report excludes addresses, endpoints, transaction IDs, balances, keys and private text. It is not uploaded automatically. Review it before attaching it to an issue.