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Blockscout
Open-source multichain explorer for transactions, addresses, tokens, and contracts.
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A blockchain produces endless activity. The useful part is being able to understand what actually happened. Blockscout provides blockchain explorer software and APIs for searching transactions, addresses, tokens, contracts, and dapps across supported networks. Robinhood Chain's public explorer runs on Blockscout. Raw transactions are only the starting point. The useful layer is how records become searchable activity, reusable data, and questions people can actually answer. Explore Blockscout on Hood L two. Find the project links, its full description, and the sources behind the listing.
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Overview
Blockscout provides blockchain explorer software and APIs for searching transactions, addresses, tokens, contracts, and dapps across supported networks. Robinhood Chain's public explorer runs on Blockscout.
Uses
- Verifying a Stock Token or contract sits at its canonical address
- Browsing blocks, transactions and token transfers on Robinhood Chain
- Programmatic chain data via Blockscout REST endpoints or the Pro API
Risks and limitations
- Use robinhoodchain.blockscout.com and verify the domain before relying on explorer data.
- Explorer verification confirms a contract's source, not that a token is safe to trade
Key facts
- What it is
- Blockscout provides blockchain explorer software and APIs for searching transactions, addresses, tokens, contracts, and dapps across supported networks. Robinhood Chain's public explorer runs on Blockscout.· 93%§
- Canonical explorer
- Robinhood Chain's canonical block explorer runs on Blockscout at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, live from block one.· 95%§
- Testnet explorer
- A matching Blockscout explorer serves the testnet at explorer.testnet.chain.robinhood.com.· 90%§
- Token coverage
- Surfaces ERC-20, ERC-721 and ERC-1155 tokens searchable by name, symbol or address.· 90%§
- Programmatic access
- Exposes explorer REST/API endpoints plus a Blockscout Pro API for building data products on Robinhood Chain.· 88%§
- Open-source lineage
- Blockscout is the open-source explorer used across thousands of EVM networks, making this a standard deployment.· 90%§
Key features
Block explorer
Browse Robinhood Chain blocks, transactions and addresses at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com.
Tokens and contracts
Inspect token transfers and published contract source. Source verification does not establish that an asset is safe.
Explorer APIs
Query explorer data through available APIs; confirm endpoint coverage and limits before integration.
People and accounts
Founded Blockscout, the open-source blockchain explorer.
Publishes explorer and contract-verification updates.
History
2026-07-01
Blockscout is Robinhood Chain's explorer from block one
Robinhood Chain launched with Blockscout as its canonical explorer at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, plus a testnet explorer and API access.
Frequently asked questions
- What is Robinhood Chain's block explorer?
- The canonical explorer is Blockscout, at robinhoodchain.blockscout.com, live from the chain's first block, with a matching testnet explorer.
- Can I access Robinhood Chain data programmatically?
- Blockscout exposes REST/API endpoints and a Pro API for querying blocks, transactions, tokens and contracts on the chain.
- How do I check a Stock Token is genuine?
- Look it up on robinhoodchain.blockscout.com and confirm the contract address matches Robinhood's canonical registry; the explorer's token and verified-source pages are your first-line check against lookalikes.
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