FAQs

A blockchain explorer is a website or tool that allows you to browse and analyze the transactions of a specific cryptocurrency or blockchain network. It provides insights into amounts, addresses, blocks, and other relevant data.

The main types of information users can access on the blockchain explorer are:

• Transaction details: Transaction hash, sender address, receiver address, amount transferred, transaction fee, timestamp, block number
• Address information: Transaction history, balance, token holdings
• Block details: Block hash, block number, timestamp, transactions included, previous block hash

There is a separate explorer for JTC Ordinals, which provides a host of information about each NFT.

The best way to check a transaction is to use the Jurat block explorer. Copy and paste your transaction ID into the explorer’s search bar to find all the information related to the transaction, including who sent it, who received it, and when it was confirmed on-chain.

1. Access the Jurat Explorer:
   Visit the Jurat Explorer.
2. Locate the Transaction Search Bar:
   Jurat Explorer provides a prominent search bar located on the main page, where you'll enter the parameters to track your transactions.
3. Search Using Transaction Hash:
   The most precise way to locate a specific transaction is by using its transaction hash. The transaction hash is a unique identifier for each transaction, typically a long string of alphanumeric characters.
   Copy the transaction hash from your wallet or transaction history and paste it into the search bar. Jurat Explorer will instantly display the corresponding transaction details.
4. Search Using Sender or Receiver Address:
   If you have the sender or receiver address, you can use it as a search parameter to find all transactions associated with that address. Enter the address into the search bar, and Jurat Explorer will display a list of relevant transactions.