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Outcome: you will be able to get from any identifier (an address, a txid, a ZRune name, an inscription id) to its record in one step, and know what the classifier does with ambiguous input.

Press the slash key on any page, use the search field in the header, or open the menu on a phone. One field classifies what you typed and routes you:

  1. Block height: any plain number.
  2. Block hash or transaction id: any 64-character hex value. These two look identical, so the product offers both routes instead of guessing.
  3. Transparent address: t1 (P2PKH), t3 (P2SH), or tm (testnet).
  4. Unified Address: u1 prefixed. The transparent receiver inside it is what the protocols track.
  5. Zerdinal inscription id: a transaction id followed by i and a number.
  6. ZRune name: uppercase letters, with or without bullet spacers (Z•RUNE finds ZRUNE), or a ZRune id in block:tx form.
  7. Collection slug: lowercase kebab-case.
  8. Token ticker: short uppercase letters.

The classification is shown while you type, before anything opens. Paste a 64-character hex value and the box tells you it has the shape of both a transaction id and a block hash, and offers both routes. A ticker and a ZRune name share the same alphabet, so ZERO could be either; the product says so and offers both, with the token route first, because nearly all of this chain’s token activity lives there.

Classification never fabricates a result. An input that matches nothing says so, and says what it checked for, so you can spot a missing or extra character.

Recent searches are stored in your browser on this device, like watchlists, with no server component. Clearing browser data clears them.

SituationWhat it meansWhat to do
“Matches nothing” for a value you know existsA typo, or the record is in an unread blockRecheck the characters; check coverage on the status page
A ticker search lands on an empty tokenThe ticker exists under one ZRC-20 reading onlySwitch the reading on the Tokens page