Features
Decoded Transactions
Every transaction to a known settlement contract is decoded into human-readable function calls with parameter names, types, and values.
Revert Reasons
Failed transactions show the decoded revert reason instead of just a generic failure status.
Contract Badges
Known settlement contracts display as verified badges with their contract name instead of raw hex addresses.
Cross-Reference Links
Commitment indices link to storing transactions. L1 block numbers and tx hashes link to Etherscan.
Settlement Contracts
The explorer decodes interactions with these core protocol contracts:| Contract | Purpose |
|---|---|
| PreconfManager | Manages preconfirmation commitments between bidders and providers |
| BidderRegistry | Tracks bidder registrations and deposits |
| ProviderRegistry | Tracks provider registrations and stakes |
| Oracle | Settles commitments based on L1 block outcomes |
| BlockTracker | Records L1 block numbers for settlement reference |
| SettlementGateway | Handles cross-chain settlement operations |
Using the Explorer
Look up an address
Navigate tohttps://mev-commit.xyz/address/<address> to view:
- Current ETH balance on the mev-commit chain
- All transactions involving the address (both sent and received)
- IN/OUT labels showing transaction direction
Inspect a transaction
Click any transaction hash to see:- Decoded input data (function name and parameters)
- Revert reason for failed transactions
- Gas usage and block information
- From/to addresses with contract name badges
Browse blocks
The home page shows a real-time feed of blocks and transactions. Click any block number to see all transactions in that block.Open the Explorer
Explore transactions, blocks, and addresses on the mev-commit settlement chain.