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Bitcoin Blockchain Explorer

Free, real-time Bitcoin blockchain data — look up any block, transaction or address.

How to use the Bitcoin Block Explorer

Find and verify Bitcoin activity in a few simple steps.

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1. Search

Enter a block height, transaction ID, Bitcoin address, or other supported identifier.

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2. Explore

View blockchain data including confirmations, balances, fees, timestamps, inputs, and outputs.

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3. Verify

Use the information recorded on the Bitcoin blockchain to independently verify transactions and activity.

Right now

964,103
Latest block height
23m ago
Last block mined
3,299
Pending transactions

Explore the Bitcoin Blockchain

Search and explore blocks, transactions, and addresses on the Bitcoin network.

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Bitcoin Blocks

Browse recently mined Bitcoin blocks and explore their transactions, size, fees, timestamps, and other details.

How to Verify Bitcoin Transactions

Track any transaction

Follow a Bitcoin payment from broadcast to confirmation, including its inputs, outputs and the fee it paid.

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Check any address

See a Bitcoin address's balance, full transaction history and unspent outputs at a glance.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Bitcoin block explorer?
A Bitcoin block explorer is a tool for browsing the Bitcoin blockchain — the public ledger of every block and transaction the network has ever recorded. It lets anyone verify a payment, check an address balance, or inspect a block, without running their own Bitcoin node.
How do I look up a Bitcoin transaction?
Paste a transaction ID (txid) into the search bar above, or search by the sending or receiving address to find it in that address's history.
How many confirmations does a Bitcoin transaction need?
A transaction is generally considered final after 6 confirmations, though many wallets and exchanges treat 1-3 confirmations as sufficient for smaller payments. Each new block mined on top of a transaction's block adds one confirmation.
Is this Bitcoin explorer free to use?
Yes — Bitcoin.com's block explorer is free to use, with no account or sign-up required.