Standard explorer
The full toolset, for networks that need no privacy filter.
B5Gateway ExplorerThe block explorer
The block explorer
for institutional EVM networks.
Blocks, transactions, tokens and verified contracts, built for high-load chains. With Open Privacy Suite, each participant sees only what it is entitled to.
Signed in as Dave · participant
Signed in as Snoopy · other institution
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- 3,000+ TPSIndexed in real time, in a proof of concept
- EVMExplorer and analytics for EVM networks
- In productionRun by Gateway for customers today
- Per viewerEach participant sees its own view, with OPS
D9Full block explorer
Complete visibility, from a single block to a verified contract.
What operations, support and development teams use every day, on your network and under your brand.
Transaction
0x8eca63…7f69b1OverviewLogs (1)
- Status
- Success
- Action
- Contract Call Token Transfer
- Block
- 1467
- Tokens
750 GUSD- Value
0 ETH
TokenGateway Deposit · GUSD
TransfersHoldersCharts
0x15d3…2c6a650x9965…b0a4dc750 GUSDContractVerifiedERC-20 token
CodeReadWrite
function transfer(address to, uint256 amount)function balanceOf(address account)
- White-label
- Multiple networks
- Public API
- Gas tracker
- Add network to MetaMask
H8High-load networks
Keeps pace with block production.
In a proof of concept, Gateway Explorer indexed a custom chain in real time.
3,000+transactions per second, indexed in real time
J2Selective disclosure
Same transaction. Four viewers. Four views.
Every read carries the viewer’s identity and passes through Open Privacy Suite. The explorer keeps no chain data of its own.
One ledgerThe same transaction, for everyone
Who is looking?
daveTransaction Details
OverviewLogs (1)
- Transaction Hash
0x8eca63904dc99bd63ed4c854f…7f69b1- Status
- Success
- Transaction Action
- Contract Call Token Transfer
- Block
- 1467
- Timestamp
- Sep 22 2026 12:39:37 PM (+00:00 UTC)
- From
0x15d34aaf…a2c6a65Mine- To
0x8464135c…a318bcMy Org- ERC-20 Tokens Transferred
0x9965…b0a4dcCounterparty 750 GUSD- Value
0 ETH
Participant. A party to the transaction sees it in full.
Drawn from real captures on a demo network. See the product captures
L6Auditor workspace
Supervisory access, scoped and time-boxed.
- 01
Approve
The subject approves what an auditor may see: pseudonymous or redacted.
- 02
Review
The auditor works in a dedicated workspace, inside the grant.
- 03
Expire
Access ends automatically, on RPC and in the explorer. Every step is auditable.
N4Deployment and operations
Standard, or in privacy mode.
Privacy mode
Included with Open Privacy Suite. Reads follow the same policy as RPC.
Open Privacy SuiteInlay nodes
Our explorer, or unmodified Blockscout, on nodes holding only disclosed state.
About InlayOperated by Gateway
Run with the rest of your network, with production support and agreed SLAs.
Gateway PlatformM3Also by Gateway · Midenscan
The block explorer for Miden.
Gateway develops and runs Midenscan, including the indexer that follows every new block. It shows blocks, transactions, accounts and notes. For a private note, it shows that the note exists and who sent it, never what it carries.
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Frequently asked questions
Do we need Open Privacy Suite to use the explorer?
No. Gateway Explorer is a full block explorer in its own right, and Gateway already runs it for customers on networks that need no privacy at all. Privacy mode, with a different view for each participant, comes with Open Privacy Suite.
Which networks does it support?
Gateway Explorer is built for EVM-based networks, including high-load chains: in a proof of concept it indexed a custom chain running close to 3,000 transactions per second, in real time. For Miden, Gateway develops and runs Midenscan, a separate explorer built for Miden’s protocol.
Where does it run?
Gateway runs it for you, alongside the rest of your network on Gateway Platform, with production support and agreed SLAs. In privacy mode it reads through Open Privacy Suite and keeps no chain data of its own. With Inlay, it runs on each participant’s node, over a database holding only the state disclosed to that participant.
Does Gateway build explorers for Miden?
Yes. Gateway develops and runs Midenscan, Miden’s block explorer, including the indexer that follows every new block. It shows blocks, transactions, accounts and notes; for a private note it shows that the note exists and who sent it, never what it carries.
Does the explorer hold our private data?
In privacy mode the explorer keeps no chain data of its own. Every read carries the caller’s identity and is answered under the same policy as direct RPC, so what the explorer shows and what RPC returns cannot disagree.
How do auditors and regulators get access?
Through a disclosure grant. The auditor reviews disclosed addresses, disclosure levels and remaining access time in a dedicated workspace, and the grant expires automatically.
Can our operators see what a participant sees?
Yes. An administrator can inspect a user’s view in a read-only session with a persistent banner. No chain mutations are possible, and every use is logged.
Can we keep Blockscout?
Yes. With Inlay, each participant’s node holds only the state disclosed to it, and Gateway’s explorer or unmodified Blockscout can run on those nodes.
One transaction.
Every role’s view.
Walk through the same transaction as a participant, another institution, an auditor and an operator.