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Ethereum Address & Transaction Explorer
Free client-side Ethereum address and transaction explorer. Check ETH balances, EIP-55 checksums, ERC-20 tokens, gas fees, and Wei/Gwei conversions.
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Understanding Ethereum Addresses & EIP-55 Checksums
An Ethereum address is a 160-bit hash represented as a 42-character hexadecimal string beginning with 0x. It is derived by calculating the Keccak-256 cryptographic hash of an ECDSA public key on the secp256k1 elliptic curve and taking the last 20 bytes.
Because hex strings are case-insensitive, simple typos can lead to irreversible loss of funds. In 2016, Vitalik Buterin introduced EIP-55, which encodes a checksum into the capitalization of alphabetical letters (A-F). The i-th character is capitalized if the i-th nibble of the address's Keccak hash is greater than or equal to 8. This ensures that any single-character typo has a 99.986% chance of failing checksum validation.
Ethereum Gas Mechanics & EIP-1559
Every computation executed on the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)—from sending native ETH to interacting with complex DeFi liquidity pools—requires computational resources measured in units of Gas:
- Base Fee: Automatically determined by block congestion under EIP-1559 and burned completely from circulation.
- Priority Fee (Tip): Optional incentive paid directly to block validators to prioritize inclusion in the next block.
- Gas Limit: The maximum amount of gas units a user authorizes for a transaction (standard ETH transfers require exactly 21,000 gas units; ERC-20 token transfers typically require 45,000 to 65,000 gas units).
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can a lost Ethereum transaction be reversed?
- No. The Ethereum blockchain is an immutable distributed ledger. Once a transaction is confirmed and included in a finalized block, it cannot be canceled, refunded, or altered by any central authority.
- What is an ENS (.eth) domain?
- The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a decentralized domain naming protocol built on smart contracts. It maps human-readable names like
vitalik.ethto complex hexadecimal machine addresses, eliminating the need to copy 42-character hashes. - How does client-side Keccak-256 verification work?
- The browser executes a pure JavaScript implementation of the original Keccak-256 algorithm (NIST SHA-3 precursor used by Ethereum) across the lowercase address string, verifying each letter's case against the resulting hash bits entirely inside memory.
About this tool
How to use it
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Why it matters
Public blockchain ledgers are completely transparent, but raw hexadecimal hashes and Wei values can be cumbersome to decipher. This client-side explorer translates raw Ethereum addresses and logs into clean, readable financial overviews with EIP-55 checksum validation, interactive Wei/Gwei converters, and wallet QR codes without tracking your IP or connecting your Web3 wallet.
When to use it
Use this tool to audit Ethereum wallet balances, verify mixed-case EIP-55 checksums before sending crypto transactions, convert Wei and Gwei gas units, or inspect smart contract deployment parameters safely and privately.