Litecoin block explorer
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Litecoin block explorer
Every Litecoin transaction is public. Anyone can look up any address, any transaction, any block. Here's how explorers work and which to use.
A Litecoin block explorer is a web tool that lets anyone look up transactions, addresses, and blocks on the Litecoin blockchain. Since Litecoin is a public ledger, every transaction and address balance is visible to anyone who queries it — no permission required. Major Litecoin explorers: Blockcypher (blockcypher.com/ltc), Litecoinspace (litecoinspace.org), BitInfoCharts, and SoChain. Each has slightly different UI and data presentation but shows the same underlying chain data.
What an explorer shows
Transactions
Paste a transaction hash (TXID) — the 64-character hex string Lite Wallet shows you after a send — and the explorer returns: confirmation count, block height, timestamp, input and output addresses, amounts, fee, size in bytes.
Addresses
Paste any Litecoin address (L-, M-, ltc1-, or MWEB prefix) and the explorer returns: current balance, total received, total sent, transaction history. MWEB addresses and amounts are NOT visible on the public ledger — that's the entire point of MWEB confidentiality.
Blocks
Paste a block height (integer) or block hash and the explorer returns: miner, timestamp, transaction count, total fees, block size, difficulty.