XPF Chain Explorer
A technical view into block headers, supply metrics, and node status. Live data is served directly by your local CrossPrivacy node.
This explorer presents a minimal, privacy-conscious interface for observing the Layer-1 chain. It shows only consensus-visible information and performs no tracking, analytics, or address profiling.
Search
Block, transaction and address lookups will be added once the indexer is implemented. For now, the search bar is just a placeholder.
The “Network overview” panel displays live information from
/explorer/summary. This includes height, difficulty, supply information, tip age, and sync state.
Network overview (live)
Waiting for node…
Powered by /explorer/summary.
Mempool snapshot (placeholder)
Live mempool stats will be added once a dedicated endpoint is exposed.
Recent blocks
Last 40 blocks as reported by the local chain.
Data is loaded from /explorer/blocks.
| Height | Block hash | Time (UTC) | Tx | Reward (atoms) | Miner |
|---|
Recent transactions (preview)
Transaction listing will be enabled once per-block transaction indexing is wired into the explorer. The protocol currently supports transparent transfers only.
| Tx ID | Type | Block | Time | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| tx_example... | Transparent | #0 | – | 0.00000000 XPF |
Block & transaction detail (preview)
Detail views will be wired to the same APIs once block/tx routing is in place. Below are static layout previews.
Block detail (example)
Transaction detail (example)
Privacy
The explorer reflects only transparent, consensus-visible data. No address clustering, labeling, fingerprinting or analytics occur. The current protocol does not include shielded transactions.
- No tracking or analytics scripts
- No address clustering or heuristics
- No user profiling
- No inference based on address activity
Long-term privacy research (CP-Shield) is planned as a separate higher-layer system. It will not change how the base explorer or Layer-1 consensus work.