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Monad block explorer
Look up Monad addresses, transactions, and blocks - routed live to MonadScan.
Monad is an EVM-compatible L1 designed for parallel execution. It uses the same 0x-prefixed address and hash formats as Ethereum and other EVM chains. tx.taxi's configured primary Monad explorer is MonadScan, with contract verification, token transfers, and block-level inspection. Paste a Monad address, transaction hash, block hash, or block number at tx.taxi/{value} and the router classifies the format and 302-redirects to the matching /address/, /tx/, or /block/ page on MonadScan. Because Monad shares the EVM format with Ethereum, the same string may also be valid on other chains, so chain context matters.
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Monad explorers
- MonadScan priority 100
Live examples
Try a real Monad lookup. tx.taxi will route it straight to the configured explorer.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Monad an L1 or an L2?
Monad is an L1 chain with its own consensus, not a rollup on top of Ethereum. It targets EVM bytecode compatibility while changing the underlying execution model.
Does Monad use the same address format as Ethereum?
Yes. Monad uses the EVM address format: '0x' followed by 40 hex characters. The same address string may be valid on other EVM chains, so chain context matters when looking it up.
Is MonadScan operated by the Etherscan team?
MonadScan shares the Etherscan UI conventions and tooling, configured for Monad. tx.taxi uses it as the configured primary destination for Monad lookups.
Can tx.taxi look up Monad smart contracts?
Yes. Monad contracts have EVM-style addresses, so pasting one at tx.taxi opens the MonadScan contract page with verified source and ABI when available.