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Etherscan allows you to search and track the Ethereum blockchain for transactions, addresses, tokens, prices, and other activities taking place on the Ethereum blockchain. For links to the block explorers for other networks, scroll to the bottom. However, they all function similarly, so the guidance below will apply to whichever site you access.
To check your account details on Ethereum Mainnet, please enter your public address into the search bar on etherscan.io, and you will see all of your account activity and transaction details.
Getting to the block explorer directly from MetaMask
You can also jump straight to your account's page on the block explorer from a link in MetaMask.
See how:
Click the three vertical dots in the top-right of your wallet, and then on 'View on explorer'. The link will automatically adjust to the network you're on.
After you enter your MetaMask public address into the block explorer or follow the link in MetaMask itself, you'll see your account's page.
Below shows an example on Ethereum mainnet. Your ETH balance, its current fiat value, and the total balance of all your ERC-20 tokens are displayed. You will also see all of the account's transactions.
The same balance shown here should be reflected in MetaMask. If you see a token balance on the block explorer but not in MetaMask, make sure you've added it, using the steps in this article. If you're still having issues finding the tokens or your ETH balance isn't the same in your MetaMask wallet, see this article.
Note: if you deposit/send your token on a network other than Ethereum Mainnet, you need to head to a different block explorer. For example:
Learn more about sidechains and custom networks here.
FAQs
Click the three vertical dots in the top-right of your wallet, and then on 'View on explorer'. The link will automatically adjust to the network you're on. From wallet view, tap the ellipsis icon to the right of your address, and then on 'View on Etherscan'.
How do I check my wallet activity on blockchain Explorer? ›
Click the three vertical dots in the top-right of your wallet, and then on 'View on explorer'. The link will automatically adjust to the network you're on. From wallet view, tap the ellipsis icon to the right of your address, and then on 'View on Etherscan'.
How do I check my Ethereum wallet activity? ›
To check wallet balances and history on Etherscan, go to Etherscan.io, navigate to the search bar, paste the wallet address or ENS domain, and press Enter. On the next page, you can see the ETH balance, total token value, and transaction history.
How do I check my Bitcoin wallet on blockchain? ›
Use a Tool for Tracking Bitcoin Wallets
By entering a wallet's address into a blockchain explorer, users can view all transaction histories associated with that wallet.
Where can I find my wallet on blockchain? ›
If you use the Blockchain.com mobile app, navigate to the profile or settings section. Some versions of the app display the Wallet ID under account information or security settings. This method provides a quick way to view your ID without needing access to your email.
How to track wallet activity? ›
Use a Blockchain Explorer
The data includes transaction dates, amounts, fees, and other relevant details, helping you understand a wallet or smart contract's activity and history. These are the most popular tools for tracking Ethereum wallet transactions as they are typically free to use.
How do I track my blockchain activity? ›
Blockchain explorers
A blockchain explorer is like a search engine for crypto transactions. You can type in a wallet address and see all its activities. They let you see every transaction associated with a wallet address, including the date, amount, and the other party involved.
How to check balance of Ethereum wallet? ›
It's easy to check your balance and transaction history on an Ethereum blockchain explorer like EthVM, Etherscan, or Ethplorer. These websites offer a full history of your activity. All you have to do is search your public Ethereum address, which is the 42 character string beginning with '0x'.
How can I retrieve my Ethereum wallet? ›
- If you've backed up your ETH Wallet, you can recover access to it by importing/adding it within the app. ...
- If you backed up your Wallet using the cloud option, you just need to sign in to your Google or Apple account and enter the master password you created when you backed up your Wallet… ...
- Reinstall the app …..
Step-by-step instructions to find an ETH transaction
If you tap "View transaction on block explorer," you'll be taken to etherscan.io, where you view even more details for the transaction. For example: The "Transaction Hash" is the identifier for this transaction. Every transaction has a unique hash.
You can use the following steps:
- Find the transaction ID (usually can be found in your wallet).
- Type in the ID into your blockchain explorer.
- The explorer provides the current status of the transaction, indicating whether it is confirmed, pending, or failed.
On the blockchain explorer
- Go to the blockchain explorer that you'd like to check the transaction on.
- Paste the transaction ID or address into the search bar.
- On the transaction screen, you'll see whether the transaction was confirmed, unconfirmed or has failed.
Logging into an existing account
- From the app's home screen, select the gear icon at the bottom right (settings).
- Select “Create a Bitcoin.com account or sign in”.
- Either: Enter your email address and, using the same device, tap the “Log in” button in the email you receive.
How can I login to my Blockchain Exchange Account?
- Login with your email address.
- Check your mailbox for an email from Blockchain.com. Open it and approve your login.
- Return to the app or a web tab and enter your password.
- Authenticate with a 2FA code if you have it enabled.
Bitcoin wallets use a combination of public and private keys to authorize transactions, so the owner of a wallet can be traced by tracking the public key. However, if the owner of a wallet uses a different public key for every transaction, it becomes much more difficult to track them.
How do I receive Bitcoin in my blockchain wallet? ›
On iOS/Android:
- Login to your Wallet on the Blockchain.com iOS/Android app.
- Switch from DeFi Wallet to Blockchain.com Account if needed.
- Click Receive button and choose the crypto you'd like to receive from the list or use the search field.
- Next, you will see your unique crypto address and a QR code.
To track the progress of your transaction, you'll need to get the transaction ID for your crypto send. Once you've copied your transaction ID, you can search for your transaction on a blockchain explorer.
How do I view trust wallet transactions? ›
Checking Your Transaction History: In the Trust Wallet app, navigate to the tokens section under 'Home', select a specific token (e.g., Tether TRC20), and that will display all historical transactions and the current balance for that token.
How to check wallet address history? ›
You can see every transaction on the blockchain using a blockchain explorer - with the exclusion of private blockchains like Monero. If you have someone's wallet address, all you need to do is enter it into a blockchain explorer and you'll be able to see all the transactions associated with that address.
How do I see my digital wallet? ›
From the lock screen
- At the bottom right of your phone's lock screen, tap Wallet .
- Unlock your phone.
- You can find and use debit and credit cards that you've added. To find everything that you added to Google Wallet, at the bottom of the screen, tap Show all.
