OnchainView

Explore Blockchain Wallets and Visualize Transactions

Explore any blockchain wallet, any chain — visualized as a living, interactive force-directed graph.

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Bitcoin

Digital gold. The OG.

Born from a whitepaper by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin is where it all began. The first trustless, decentralized money — secured by raw computational power across the planet.

~10 minBlock time

21M hard capSupply

Proof of WorkConsensus

2009Launched

Did you know?On May 22, 2010, a programmer paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. That's now worth hundreds of millions. We celebrate it every year as Bitcoin Pizza Day.

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Ethereum

The world computer.

A 19-year-old's vision that became the backbone of DeFi, NFTs, and DAOs. Ethereum runs unstoppable code — smart contracts that execute without intermediaries, powering an entirely new financial system.

~12 secBlock time

No hard capSupply

Proof of StakeConsensus

2015Launched

Did you know?The Merge in 2022 switched Ethereum from mining to staking, slashing energy usage by 99.95% overnight — like powering down a small country.

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XRP Ledger

Speed is the feature.

While other chains debate scalability, XRPL settles payments in 3 seconds flat for a fraction of a penny. Built for moving money at the speed of the internet — no miners, no drama.

~3-5 secBlock time

100B pre-mintedSupply

FederatedConsensus

2012Launched

Did you know?All 100 billion XRP were created at genesis. There was never any mining — the full supply existed from block zero.

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How It Works

Paste an Address

Drop any Bitcoin, Ethereum, or XRP address into the search bar.

See the Network

Watch as transactions unfold into an interactive force-directed graph.

Analyze Flows

Explore counterparties, track flows, and uncover patterns.

Why Use OnchainView?

OnchainView turns raw blockchain data into intuitive, explorable graphs. Whether you are a researcher investigating fund flows, a trader checking a wallet's history, or just curious about the blockchain — this tool makes on-chain analysis accessible to everyone.

Visual Transaction Mapping

Every blockchain transaction becomes a node in an interactive force-directed graph. See how funds flow between wallets, spot recurring counterparties, and identify transaction clusters — all rendered instantly in your browser.

Multi-Chain Support

OnchainView supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the XRP Ledger. Paste any valid address from these networks and get the same powerful visualization experience regardless of the underlying chain technology.

Real-Time On-Chain Data

Data is fetched directly from blockchain nodes and APIs, so you always see the latest confirmed transactions. Each graph auto-detects the chain from the address format — no manual chain selection needed.

No Account Required

OnchainView is free and open to everyone. There is no sign-up, no login, and no data collection. Just paste an address and start exploring. All processing happens client-side for maximum privacy.

How Blockchain Visualization Works

Blockchains are public ledgers that record every transaction ever made on the network. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the XRP Ledger each process thousands of transactions every day, creating a massive web of interconnected wallet addresses. Reading this data in raw form — scrolling through endless lists of hashes and amounts — makes it nearly impossible to spot meaningful patterns.

OnchainView solves this by converting transaction histories into force-directed graphs. Each wallet address becomes a node, and each transaction becomes an edge connecting two nodes. The result is an interactive map that reveals how funds travel through the network. Nodes that transact frequently are pulled closer together, while isolated addresses drift to the edges, giving you an instant visual sense of the activity around any wallet.

This kind of visualization is used by blockchain analysts, investigators, and researchers to trace stolen funds, identify exchange wallets, uncover cluster patterns, and understand the flow of value across decentralized networks. As a blockchain wallet explorer, OnchainView puts the same capability in anyone's hands — no specialized software, no subscriptions, and no technical knowledge required.