Bitcoin Cash Mainnet Search
MainnetSearch Mainnet
Paste a block height, a block hash, a transaction id, a Bitcoin Cash address, or a Bitcoin Cash payment URI.
Recognized queries redirect to their canonical pages. Not sure of the chain? Search all chains.
What you can search
A recognized value redirects straight to its page| Looks like | Rule | Try a live example |
|---|---|---|
| Block height | Digits only | 972785 |
| Block hash | 64 hex characters | 000000000000000000623a769f1228ccb96d09ab873724d7c8d4c36bbdeb3122 |
| Transaction id | 64 hex characters | 64 hexadecimal characters |
| Address | CashAddr, with or without the prefix | bitcoincash:q… or bitcoincash:p… |
| Payment URI | Wallet link; routed to its address | bitcoincash:q…?amount=… |
Search playbook
One paste to the canonical page
- Payment checkVerify guideGuide a wallet or support check from one value.
- Unsure of the chainAll-network searchCheck every configured network at once.
- BrowsingRecent transactionsOpen the freshest confirmed transactions.
- BrowsingLatest blocksWalk the chain from the tip.
- TokensToken lookupLook up a CashToken category id.
- FreshnessNetwork statusCheck node and index health before quoting.
Search FAQ
Questions a user should answer at a glance
What happens when my query is recognized?
Recognized values redirect with HTTP redirects to canonical block, transaction, or address pages. The search helper is not the final destination when the explorer can identify a stable detail route.
Can I paste a Bitcoin Cash payment URI from a wallet?
Yes. Wallet-style URIs such as bitcoincash:... are parsed to their destination address so the explorer can route you to the canonical address page or compare the address across configured networks.
Why might this page be noindex when I search for something specific?
Specific query-result pages are marked noindex so search engines do not waste crawl budget on arbitrary search strings. The canonical detail pages remain the indexable destinations.
What values can I paste here?
The page recognizes decimal block heights, 64-character block hashes or txids, and Bitcoin Cash cashaddr-style addresses for this network.