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Scrypt Explorer: Block Explorer for Scrypt Coins

Look up blocks, transactions and addresses on Litecoin, Dogecoin, Luckycoin and other Scrypt chains. Rich list, mempool, charts and API from our own nodes.

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Scrypt Explorer is a block explorer for Scrypt-family cryptocurrencies. Use it to check whether a transaction confirmed, see what an address holds, or look at recent blocks. It reads data from full nodes that we run, instead of relying on a third-party index.

What you can look up

Which chains

The explorer covers Litecoin, Dogecoin, Luckycoin, Bellscoin, Dingocoin and other Scrypt-family chains that we run nodes for. Open the explorer to see the current list. Soqucoin has its own explorer at explorer.soqu.org.

How to check a transaction

1. Copy the transaction id from your wallet's activity list.
2. Open Scrypt Explorer, choose the chain and paste the id.
3. Read the number of confirmations. A transfer with few confirmations is still pending, so wait for more before you treat it as final.

If an address or id is not found, check that you picked the right chain. Several Scrypt-family coins share an address format, so an address can look valid on more than one network.

Why our own nodes

Reading from our own nodes means the explorer, the Scrypt Mining Calculator and Scrypt Network all see the same chain data. Scrypt Network lets anyone add a node of their own.

Related

All Scrypt products · Litecoin wallet · Luckycoin wallet · Scrypt hub

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to use Scrypt Explorer?

No. Lookups are free and need no account.

Which chains does Scrypt Explorer support?

Litecoin, Dogecoin, Luckycoin, Bellscoin, Dingocoin and other Scrypt-family chains we run nodes for. The explorer shows the current list.

Where does the data come from?

From full nodes that we operate, so the explorer, the mining calculator and Scrypt Network share the same chain data.

Why can't I find my transaction?

Check that you selected the right chain, that you copied the whole id, and that the transaction has been broadcast. Brand-new transactions can take a moment to appear.

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Updated 2026-10-31