Cardanoscan
Primary Cardano block explorer with governance, tokens, and smart contract data
What is Cardanoscan?
Cardanoscan is the primary block explorer for Cardano, providing detailed on-chain data for every transaction, address, block, stake pool, token, and smart contract on the network. It is the most comprehensive and widely-used Cardano explorer for both everyday users and developers.
Key Features
Full Blockchain Explorer
Search any transaction hash, wallet address, block, or stake pool to see complete on-chain details — inputs, outputs, fees, metadata, and more.
Token Registry
Browse all Cardano native tokens with verified metadata, supply, policy IDs, and holder counts — a reliable source for token verification.
Governance Data
Track governance actions, DRep registrations, committee votes, and proposal statuses directly from the explorer — all Voltaire-era activity in one place.
Smart Contract Analytics
View deployed Plutus and Aiken smart contracts, their transaction history, locked value, and script details.
How to Use Cardanoscan
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Visit cardanoscan.io
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Paste any transaction ID, wallet address, or block number into the search bar
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Browse the token list to verify a token's policy ID before trading
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Check your wallet's full transaction history and staking rewards
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Monitor governance proposals and DRep activity in the Governance section
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I find on Cardanoscan?
Everything on the Cardano blockchain: transactions, wallet addresses, blocks, stake pools, native tokens, NFTs, smart contracts, governance actions, and DRep registrations.
How do I verify a token is legitimate?
Look up the token's policy ID on Cardanoscan and compare it with the official policy ID published by the project. Scam tokens often use similar names but different policy IDs.
Can I see my staking rewards on Cardanoscan?
Yes. Search your wallet address and navigate to the Staking tab to see your full rewards history by epoch.
Is Cardanoscan free?
Yes. Cardanoscan is free to use for all blockchain exploration and data lookup.