Aptos / block

Aptos block lookup

Look up any Aptos block on Aptos Explorer. tx.taxi detects the format, picks the right Aptos explorer, and redirects.

Aptos uses a 32-byte account address format written as a 0x prefix followed by up to 64 hex characters. Leading zeros are often omitted, so the same account can appear as 0x1 or as the fully-padded 64-character form. Transactions can be looked up by either their hash or their sequence-bound version number. Paste any Aptos value at tx.taxi/{value} and the router classifies the format and 302-redirects you to the right Aptos Explorer page. The Move-language object model means modules, resources, and accounts all live under the same address namespace, so the same paste flow covers all three. On this page: Aptos block lookups specifically.

How it works

  1. Copy your Aptos block (e.g. a block height or hash).
  2. Paste into the search above or visit tx.taxi/<your-block> directly.
  3. tx.taxi detects the Aptos format and redirects to Aptos Explorer.

Frequently asked questions

How long is an Aptos address?

An Aptos address is 32 bytes, the same size as a Sui address. It is written as '0x' followed by up to 64 hex characters, and leading zeros are commonly omitted when displaying well-known accounts like 0x1.

Why does Aptos use the framework address 0x1?

0x1 is a reserved account that hosts core Move modules of the Aptos framework, including standard libraries for coins, accounts, and on-chain governance. It is the same value as a fully-padded 64-zero address with a single 1 at the end.

How do I look up an Aptos transaction?

Aptos transactions can be referenced by hash (0x-prefixed 64 hex chars) or by their sequential version number. Paste either at tx.taxi and the router will land you on the matching Aptos Explorer tx page.

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