Paste an XRO address or a block hash. The query goes from your browser straight to a node and nowhere else, so nothing you look up is recorded by us.
An address is xro_ plus 60 characters. A block hash is 64
hexadecimal characters. Links within a result are clickable.
What this cannot do. There is no search by name, no rich list and
no feed of recent network activity. Those need an index of the whole chain, and the
public node API deliberately withholds the two calls that would allow it
(ledger and confirmation_history). Building that means
running a service that follows the chain into its own database.
For whole-chain browsing, nanexplorer does index XRO. This page exists because looking up one account or block is the thing people actually need most, and it can be done with no server at all.