> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://xai-foundation.gitbook.io/xai-network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://xai-foundation.gitbook.io/xai-network/kn/build-on-xai/developer-tools/block-explorers.md). # Block Explorers Block explorers are essential tools for developers and users to interact with and monitor blockchain data. Xai currently supports three robust block explorers: Etherscan, Blockscout and Dora. These explorers provide comprehensive insights into blockchain transactions, smart contracts, and overall network health, ensuring transparency and ease of use for developers building on Xai. ## Xaiscan **Overview:** Xaiscan is a state-of-the-art block explorer leveraging the Explorer-As-A-Service offering from Etherscan to offer a complete, fully-hosted and fully-managed block explorer solution. **Key Features:** * **Block Explorer:** A search engine providing users with simple, easy access to a wealth of blockchain data. * **API Service:** Block explorer data shared externally, powering dApps and websites in your ecosystem. * **Analytics:** Tools, charts and dashboards for unearthing insights on your blockchain. * **Token Info, Labels & Name Tags:** Off-chain metadata providing human context to blockchain hashes. * **Read & Write Contract Interface:** An independent interface for interacting with smart contracts. * **Verify Contracts:** Ensure deployed contract code matches those published by projects. **Getting Started with Xaiscan:** * **Access xaiscan:** Visit [xaiscan](https://xaiscan.io/) for Xai * **Search Transactions:** Use the search bar to enter transaction hashes, addresses, or block numbers to retrieve detailed transaction information. * **Explore Accounts:** Navigate to the accounts section to view balance and transaction history for specific addresses. * **Interact with Contracts:** Use the contracts tab to view and interact with deployed smart contracts, including reading and writing to contract functions. ## Blockscout **Overview:** Blockscout is an open-source blockchain explorer that provides detailed information about the Xai blockchain. It allows users to search for and verify transactions, view account balances, explore smart contracts, and more. **Key Features:** * **Transaction Search:** Easily search for transactions using transaction hashes, addresses, or block numbers. * **Account Information:** View detailed information about account balances, transaction history, and token holdings. * **Smart Contract Interaction:** Explore and interact with deployed smart contracts, including viewing source code and verifying contract details. * **Network Statistics:** Access real-time data on block production, network health, and more. **Getting Started with Blockscout:** * **Access Blockscout:** Visit [Blockscout for Xai](https://explorer.xai-chain.net/) * **Search Transactions:** Use the search bar to enter transaction hashes, addresses, or block numbers to retrieve detailed transaction information. * **Explore Accounts:** Navigate to the accounts section to view balance and transaction history for specific addresses. * **Interact with Contracts:** Use the contracts tab to view and interact with deployed smart contracts, including reading and writing to contract functions. ## Dora **Overview:** Dora is another powerful block explorer that offers a user-friendly interface and comprehensive blockchain data for the Xai network. It provides insights into transactions, smart contracts, and network interactions, making it a valuable tool for developers and users alike. **Key Features:** * **User-Friendly Interface:** Navigate the explorer with ease, thanks to its intuitive design. * **Detailed Transaction Data:** Access complete transaction details, including gas fees, block confirmations, and status. * **Smart Contract Analytics:** Explore detailed analytics for smart contracts, including function calls and event logs. * **Network Interactions:** Monitor network interactions and overall blockchain activity with real-time updates. **Getting Started with Dora:** * **Access Dora:** Visit [Dora for Xai](https://www.ondora.xyz/network/xai/interactions) * **Search Transactions:** Use the search functionality to find transactions by hashes, addresses, or block numbers. * **Analyze Contracts:** Explore the smart contracts section to view detailed analytics and interact with contract functions. * **Monitor Network:** Use the network tab to monitor real-time blockchain activity and network health statistics. #### Choosing the Right Explorer Xaiscan, Blockscout and Dora offer robust tools and features for exploring the Xai blockchain. 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