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Sui block explorer
Look up Sui addresses, transactions, and blocks - routed live to SuiVision.
Sui uses an object-centric model where accounts, coins, and on-chain assets are all addressed as objects. Sui addresses and object IDs are 32-byte values written as a 0x prefix followed by 64 hex characters - longer than an Ethereum address but in a similar shape. Transaction digests are base58-encoded strings, which is the easy signal that distinguishes a Sui tx from an EVM tx. Paste any Sui value at tx.taxi/{value} and the router classifies the format and 302-redirects you to the matching SuiVision page, whether it's an address, an object, or a transaction digest.
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Try a real Sui lookup. tx.taxi will route it straight to the configured explorer.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a Sui address?
A Sui address is 32 bytes, written as '0x' followed by 64 hex characters. That is twice the length of an Ethereum address. Object IDs use the same 32-byte format.
What format are Sui transaction digests?
Sui transaction digests are base58-encoded strings, not hex. That makes them easy to tell apart from EVM transaction hashes, which are always 0x-prefixed hex.
What is an object on Sui?
Sui's data model treats accounts, NFTs, coin balances, and contract state as discrete objects, each with its own 32-byte ID. SuiVision shows object metadata, owner, and version history when you look one up.
Can I look up Sui Move packages with tx.taxi?
Yes. Move packages on Sui are themselves objects, so their package IDs follow the same 32-byte address format. Paste the package ID at tx.taxi and you land on the SuiVision package page.