The Explorer is a block explorer for the XRP Ledger, powered by Honeycluster's full-history Clio cluster. It's the fastest way to look up on-chain state during development, incident response, or a live integration debugging session.
Live at explorer.honeycluster.io.
| View | URL pattern | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Ledger | /ledger/:sequence | Any historical ledger by sequence number |
Ledger stream | /ledger-stream | Live feed of closing ledgers |
Ledgers list | /ledgers | Paginated ledger history |
Transaction | /tx/:hash | Single transaction by hash |
Transactions list | /transactions | Live and historical transactions |
Account | /account/:address | Classic r-address or X-address |
Token | /token/:currency/:issuer | Any issued currency |
NFT | /nft/:id | Single NFT by id |
MPToken | /mptoken/:id | Single MPToken |
Validators | /validators | Current UNL and validator health |
Amendments | /amendments | Active and voting amendments |
The Explorer runs against mainnet, testnet, and devnet. Switch networks from the header selector — the current network is preserved in the URL so you can share network-specific links without worrying about the reader being on a different environment.
See Networks for the differences between the three.
The Explorer is a production-grade example of Proxying
Requests. The browser never holds a Honeycluster API
key — in development, it connects through /proxy/xrpl-ws and
/proxy/xrpl-rpc routes on its own backend; in production it hits the
public Honeycluster endpoint directly where the browser connection is
authenticated per-origin.
If you're building your own front-end app against Honeycluster, the
Explorer's packages/apps/explorer/src/lib/xrpl/provider.tsx is the
canonical reference for how to structure the client.