Getting Started
First steps with FortiBlox Explorer — navigate the X1 blockchain, search anything, and find your way around.
FortiBlox Explorer is the block explorer for the X1 blockchain. Look up any address, transaction, block, token, validator, or program — and go deeper with portfolio tracking, staking, validator analytics, and an AI assistant.
Everything here is read-only unless you choose to connect a wallet. You can browse the entire chain without signing in.
Opening the Explorer
Head to the Explorer and you'll land on the Dashboard — a live overview of the X1 network: recent blocks, latest transactions, network activity, and key stats. The network selector at the top confirms you're on Mainnet.
The Top Navigation
The main menu gives you quick access to every area:
- Dashboard — live network overview
- Blocks — the latest blocks as they're produced
- Transactions — the live transaction feed
- Assets — tokens and NFTs on X1
- Validators — the validator directory and detail pages
- Analytics — network stats, TPS, fees, XNT tokenomics, and more
- Portfolio — track a wallet's holdings, activity, staking, and P&L
Searching for Anything
At the top of every page is the universal search bar. Paste in almost anything and the Explorer figures out what it is and takes you to the right page:
- A wallet address
- A transaction signature
- A block number
- A token mint
- A validator
- A program
See Search for tips.
What You Can Do
- Explore blocks, transactions, and accounts in detail
- Track tokens — prices, holders, supply, and transfers
- Research validators — performance, commission, APR, and rewards
- Stake your XNT and watch your rewards accrue per epoch
- Manage a portfolio — net worth, assets, DeFi, transactions, and NFTs
- Ask Forti, the built-in AI assistant, questions in plain English
Do You Need to Connect a Wallet?
No — browsing is fully open. Connecting a wallet simply unlocks personalized views (your portfolio and staking). The Explorer never takes custody of your funds. See Connecting Your Wallet when you're ready.
To return to an address or validator you care about, search it again — the search bar resolves it directly, so there is no need to keep a separate list.