Blockchain search
From an identifier
to the details.
Use a Bitcoin mainnet address, transaction ID, block hash or block height to find public blockchain information.
Search BitcoinChoose the right identifier
Search a block height when you know its place in the chain, or a block hash when you need a specific block. A transaction ID opens transaction details. A public Bitcoin mainnet address opens its balance summary and confirmed history. The homepage and explorer use the same search form.
Read the result in context
Block results include the hash, height, confirmation state and a paginated transaction list. Transaction results show inputs, outputs, size and confirmation status. Total output value is not necessarily the amount paid to a recipient. This RPC transaction view does not supply input values or a transaction fee.
Balances and history
An address summary separates confirmed balance from pending change. Pending change may be negative. An address is only one part of a wallet, so its displayed balance may not represent all of your funds. Confirmed address history loads 25 transactions per page; use the older-transactions link to continue.
Refresh with care
Results identify mainnet, a data source and a snapshot time. Confirmations, mempool activity and fee estimates can change. Refresh when you need newer data. If a provider is unavailable or rate limited, the explorer shows an error and a retry action.
Keep secrets out of search
Lookups pass through QBitcoin to public blockchain providers. Use public identifiers only. Never enter a mnemonic, private key or backup passphrase. See the Privacy Policy and address balance checker for related information.