# Block Explorer

### Overview <a href="#overview" id="overview"></a>

A block explorer is an application used by every blockchain to allow users to view transactions being carried out on that blockchain. It can also give an overview of and other on-chain activities. It is comparable to a digital passbook.

One blockchain may use more than one block explorer.

### Mainnet block explorers <a href="#mainnet-block-explorers" id="mainnet-block-explorers"></a>

Parex Chain has a for now block explorers for Mainnet, which you can use to see recent transactions.

You can also use them to view your own transactions and statuses, display your collected NFTs from the Mainnet, look up other addresses, and view transaction history.

### **Parex Chain Explorer by Blockscout** <a href="#chiliz-chain-explorer-by-blockscout" id="chiliz-chain-explorer-by-blockscout"></a>

[Parex Chain Explorer](https://scan.parex.network/)

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## Testnet block explorers <a href="#testnet-block-explorers" id="testnet-block-explorers"></a>

Parex Chain has a block explorers for its Testnet, which you can use to see recent transactions.

You can also use them to view your own transactions and statuses, display your collected NFTs from the Testnet, look up other addresses, and view transaction history.

### **Parex Testnet Explorer by Blockscout** <a href="#parex-chain-testnet-explorer-blockscout-1" id="parex-chain-testnet-explorer-blockscout-1"></a>

[Testnet Explorer](https://testnet.parex.network/)

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