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The most used Solana block explorer: look up any wallet, token or transaction in seconds

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VerifiedThe only official linksolscan.io
  • pro-api.solscan.io
  • docs.solscan.io
Checked 7 Nov 2026. Bookmark it and ignore links sent in DMs
PricingFree to browseAPI from $49/mo. The Lite API plan is $49 a month for developersSource: Solscan docs: API Lite plan
Works onWebBest for: checking any transaction or wallet

Real talk

Why people use it

  • Fast, readable transaction views
  • Token holder and transfer history
  • Free to browse

Why people leave

  • Can be overwhelming for beginners
  • Heavy pages behind bot protection
  • API access costs money

What is Solscan?

Solscan is the block explorer most Solana users open first. Paste a wallet, token or transaction address and you get balances, token holders, transfers, DeFi activity and a readable breakdown of what happened in each transaction.

For memecoin traders it's the place to confirm things for yourself: who minted a token, where the dev wallet sent supply, whether your swap actually landed, and what a suspicious transaction really did before you sign anything similar.

Browsing is free. Developers can pay for API access, starting with the Lite plan at $49 a month. Solscan is part of the Etherscan family.

Solscan vs the rest

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Solscan FAQ

Is Solscan legit?

Yes. Solscan is a real, working tool: we checked it on 7 November 2026 at solscan.io. It never needs your wallet or private key to work, so any "Solscan" site that asks for them is a fake. The real one is solscan.io.

Is Solscan free?

Yes, browsing is free. Only the developer API is paid, from $49 a month.

Do I need to connect a wallet to use Solscan?

No. An explorer never needs your wallet to look something up. A site that asks is not Solscan.

Facts last checked 7 Nov 2026. Fees change often: always check the fee line on your order preview.