Explorer
Browse transactions, wallets, tokens, and blocks on Solana and Robinhood Chain, free and with no sign-in.
The Explorer is the free, no-sign-in way to look up anything on-chain. A single search box takes a transaction, a wallet or address, a token, or a block, detects what you pasted, and routes you to the right detail view.
It runs on two chains today:
Both explorers share the same layout and search flow. The detail views adapt to each chain's data model.
What you can look up
Transactions
- Solana: full instruction breakdowns, pre/post balance changes, program logs, and human-readable action summaries.
- Robinhood Chain: decoded method calls, internal-transaction traces, token transfers, event logs, plus status and gas.
Wallets and addresses
Balances, token holdings, and transaction history. Each wallet also gets an Origin of Funds tab showing who funded it and the original source behind that. Connected wallets and bundle groups are not part of the Explorer: they come from a Deep Scan, which needs an account. On Robinhood Chain, address views also show ETH balance and whether the address is a verified contract.
Tokens
Live market stats, security and rug checks, liquidity pools, top holders, and recent trades, for any Solana mint or any Robinhood Chain ERC-20.
Blocks
- Solana: a slot's transactions with the fee breakdown (priority fee, Jito tip, total), compute units used and CU price, SOL moved, and result.
- Robinhood Chain: a block's transactions with gas, base fee, and validator details.
Origin of funds
Address and transaction views answer the question "where did this wallet's money originally come from" without leaving the Explorer.
- Origin card: on an address page, an origin section shows the first known entity behind the wallet's funding, for example "originally funded by Binance", with the hop count. Expand it to walk the chain funder by funder.
- Transaction origin: on a transaction page, each signer gets the same treatment, so you can see at a glance whether the actors were funded from an exchange, a protocol, or an unlabeled wallet.
- Origin chips: small "via ..." badges appear next to counterparty addresses when their origin is already known.
Results Scanner has already computed appear instantly. Fresh traces run live and are rate-limited per visitor to a handful every few minutes, so heavy tracing belongs in a Deep Scan or a Seek investigation.
Explorer vs. Deep Scan
The Explorer is read-only browsing: fast, free, and open to everyone. The Scanner ("Deep Scan") is the analysis layer on top of the same data. It maps the relationships between wallets: who funded whom, which wallets move together, and which look coordinated. See Deep Scan for what it reveals.