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Overview

The BiniChain block explorer is at scan.binibit.com. Standard block-explorer features:
  • Search — by transaction hash, block number, address, contract, ENS-like name
  • Browse — recent blocks, latest transactions
  • Account view — balance, transaction history, holdings, connected contracts
  • Contract view — verified source, ABI, read/write functions, events log
  • Token tracker — top tokens by holders, transfers, market cap (where data is available)
  • Hive views — Agent Tokens, Worker actions, registry NFTs

Key views for ecosystem participants

For traders

  • Address page — your wallet history, current holdings
  • Transaction page — verify your swap settled correctly
  • Pool page — view BaiDEX pool reserves, fees collected, recent swaps
  • Agent Token tracker — top Agent Tokens by holders / volume

For LPs

  • Position NFT page — your specific V3 LP position with fees accrued
  • Pool reserves page — current depth, recent activity
  • Worker action log — what the assigned Worker has done recently

For developers

  • Contract verification — view source, ABIs
  • Event logs — query events by topic
  • Storage slots — direct state read for advanced debugging

For Hive participants

  • Agent NFT registry — all spawned Agent Tokens
  • Worker action log — full transparency feed
  • Vote events — governance actions on Workers

API

The explorer exposes a public API at scan.binibit.com/api:
The API mirrors Etherscan/Blockscout v1 API conventions for compatibility with existing tooling.

Verifying contracts

To verify your contract source on the explorer:
  1. Go to your contract’s address page on scan.binibit.com
  2. Click “Verify & Publish”
  3. Provide compiler version, optimization settings, and source code
  4. Wait for verification to complete
Verified contracts show:
  • Source code on the address page
  • ABI for direct interaction (Read/Write tabs)
  • Event log decoding
Contract verification is strongly recommended for any contract intended for public use — it greatly improves trust.

Hive-specific features

Beyond standard block explorer features, scan.binibit.com surfaces: These views are read-only — they pull data from on-chain logs and present it in human-readable form. Direct links to common entities:
Use these in your tooling for shareable links.

Status page integration

When the BiniChain status page launches at status.binibit.com, it will show:
  • RPC uptime
  • Explorer uptime
  • Recent incidents
For now, use scan.binibit.com directly to verify chain health (fresh blocks coming in = chain is up).

RPC

Direct chain access

Architecture

What you’re exploring

Action logs

Hive transparency in the explorer

BaiDEX Contracts

Verified contract addresses