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Dogecoin transaction lookup
Look up any Dogecoin transaction on Blockchair Dogecoin. tx.taxi detects the format, picks the right Dogecoin explorer, and redirects.
Dogecoin is a Bitcoin-derived UTXO chain that uses legacy base58 addresses with the letter D as the version prefix. The format is older than SegWit, so you will not see bech32-style doge1 addresses in normal use - DOGE addresses are typically 34 characters starting with a capital D, sometimes A or 9 for P2SH variants. Transaction IDs are 64-character lowercase hex strings, the same shape as Bitcoin and Litecoin txids. Paste any Dogecoin value at tx.taxi/{value} and the router classifies the D-prefixed address or the hex txid and 302-redirects you to the matching page on Blockchair's Dogecoin explorer. On this page: Dogecoin transaction lookups specifically.
How it works
- Copy your
Dogecoin transaction(e.g. the transaction hash from your wallet). - Paste into the search above or visit
tx.taxi/<your-transaction>directly. - tx.taxi detects the Dogecoin format and redirects to Blockchair Dogecoin.
Live transactions
Frequently asked questions
Why do Dogecoin addresses start with D?
Dogecoin uses base58 address encoding with a version byte that maps to a leading 'D' for standard P2PKH addresses. P2SH addresses use a different version byte and typically appear with a leading 'A' or '9'.
Does Dogecoin support SegWit or bech32 addresses?
Mainstream Dogecoin wallets focus on legacy base58 addresses. Unlike Litecoin and Bitcoin, you will not commonly encounter bech32 'doge1' addresses on Dogecoin transactions.
What does a Dogecoin transaction hash look like?
A Dogecoin transaction ID is 64 lowercase hex characters with no prefix, the same shape as a Bitcoin txid. The hash alone does not encode which network it belongs to, so tx.taxi relies on the routed chain context.