MONERO · XMR
Monero block explorer
Look up Monero addresses, transactions, and blocks - routed live to monerospace.org.
Monero is a privacy chain where every transaction uses ring signatures, stealth addresses, and confidential amounts. A standard Monero address is 95 characters long and starts with the digit 4 (integrated addresses are longer and start with 4 as well; subaddresses start with 8). You can paste a Monero address into a block explorer, but unlike a transparent UTXO chain, the explorer cannot list incoming or outgoing transactions for that address - stealth addresses on-chain are not linkable to the published address without the recipient's view key. Paste a Monero transaction or block value at tx.taxi/{value} and the router 302-redirects you to monerospace.org; address lookups use an address-capable fallback. What you can see there is constrained by the protocol, not by the explorer.
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- monerospace.org priority 90
- XMRScan priority 100
- Tokenview Monero priority 110
Live examples
Try a real Monero lookup. tx.taxi will route it straight to the configured explorer.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a Monero address?
A standard Monero address is 95 characters and starts with 4. Integrated addresses (95 chars with a payment ID) also start with 4. Subaddresses, used to receive funds without linking them to the main address, are 95 characters and start with 8.
Can I see incoming transactions for a Monero address on an explorer?
No. Monero outputs use one-time stealth addresses on-chain, so the recipient's published address is not directly linkable to its incoming outputs without the recipient's private view key. Block explorers therefore cannot list 'transactions for address X'.
What can monerospace.org show me?
monerospace.org can show individual transactions by hash, block contents by height or hash, mempool activity, and aggregate network statistics. Per-address history is private and only viewable by the address owner or someone holding the view key.
What is a view key?
A Monero view key lets its holder decrypt incoming transactions for an address without spending authority. Sharing a view key with an auditor or explorer lets that party reconstruct an address's incoming history, but the chain itself remains opaque to outsiders.