This search spans every configured BCH network. Paste once, then choose a chain when you already know it.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) Block Explorer search
Search across every configured BCH network by block height, block hash, transaction id, address, or Bitcoin Cash payment URI.
How to use this page
Search results stay server-side and link directly to the canonical route on each network. Query pages stay noindex so browsers do not waste budget on arbitrary search strings, while the directory and detail pages remain fully indexable.
- Block height example:
900000 - Block or transaction hash example:
64 hexadecimal characters - Address example:
bitcoincash:... - Payment URI example:
bitcoincash:qq...
Different users, same simple lookup surface
This search page should feel obvious whether you are starting from a wallet notification, a block hash pasted into chat, or an automation workflow that still needs a human-auditable destination.
I can search first and decide the network second
A payment tracker should not have to guess which configured BCH network a txid belongs to before getting help.
- 1Paste the txid onceLet the site test every configured network.
- 2Confirm the matching networkUse the path segment and route result to orient yourself.
- 3Open the site tx feedMove from one-off lookup to ongoing machine-readable updates.
I can compare hits instead of retyping
Search results stay split by configured network so a shared hash or height can be investigated without losing context.
- 1Compare networksUse side-by-side context when multiple chains matter.
- 2Open recent activityCheck which networks are moving right now.
- 3Inspect site statusVerify freshness-sensitive operations before citing results.
Search accepts common BCH values
The search page documents what is recognized, including wallet-style BCH payment URIs, when query pages are noindex, and where canonical detail pages begin.
- 1Open site OpenSearchReuse the declared search template instead of inventing routes.
- 2Read llms.txtFollow the route guide.
- 3Open sitemap indexDiscover canonical detail pages and feeds at deployment scope.
What this lookup page promises
The all-network search route is meant to feel simple for humans and precise for machines, including wallet-style BCH payment URIs.
Why can this page be indexed when query-result pages are noindex?
The empty search helper is a useful navigational page, but arbitrary query-result pages should not consume browser budget. Canonical detail pages remain indexable and linkable.
What kinds of values are recognized here?
The search helper recognizes decimal block heights, 64-character hexadecimal block hashes or txids, Bitcoin Cash cashaddr-style addresses, and wallet-style Bitcoin Cash payment URIs. Matching results then link to canonical network routes.
Why search all networks instead of forcing one chain first?
Many users start from a txid or address copied out of band and do not yet know which configured BCH network they need. This page removes that friction.