> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sonicsvm.org/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sonicsvm.org/developers/developer-tooling/explorer.md).

# Explorer

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Check Sonic Explorer Here: <https://explorer.sonic.game>
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An explorer is a web-based tool that allows users to search and analyze a blockchain's data in real-time. The Sonic explorer is crucial for developers, validators, and users alike, providing visibility into transactions, accounts, block production, and more.&#x20;

Here are some of the key features and uses of the Sonic Explorer:

1. **Transaction Details**: You can search for and view details of specific transactions, including the sender, receiver, amount transferred, and fees paid.
2. **Account Information**: Explorers provide detailed information on accounts on Sonic, including balance, transaction history, and associated smart contracts.
3. **Block Information**: Users can view details about individual blocks such as the block producer, the transactions included in the block, and the time of production.
4. **Network Statistics**: Sonic explorers often display overall network statistics such as the current transaction rate, total number of validators, and network uptime.
5. **Smart Contracts and Programs**: They allow for inspection of deployed smart contracts and programs on Sonic, showing the code and interactions over time.
6. **Real-time Monitoring and Alerts**: Some explorers offer features like real-time monitoring of network events and alerts for specific transaction activities.

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