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Ink tools
Explorers, shared wallets, price feeds and more. The first part is for anyone using Ink. The rest is for people building on it.
Useful for everyone
Ink explorer
ExplorerThe official explorer. Look up any address, transaction or token contract.
Routescan
ExplorerA multichain explorer that covers Ink.
Codex Scan
ExplorerA free multichain explorer with decoded transactions, contracts, tokens and wallets.
OKX Explorer
ExplorerOnchain data and bridge information across the chains it covers.
Safe
MultisigA shared wallet that needs several signers to approve a transaction. Teams and groups use it to hold funds, and Ink supports it.
Hypernative
SecurityThreat monitoring for protocols building on Ink. It looks for risk across contracts, bridges and wallets.
Tenderly
Security and debuggingSimulate a transaction before you send it, set up alerts, and debug contracts.
Reading a transaction
- Copy the transaction hash from your wallet and paste it into the Ink explorer.
- Check the status, the sender and the contract it called.
- Look at the token transfers to see what moved.
- Check the same address on a second explorer if something looks wrong.
For builders
Chainlink
OraclePrice feeds for contracts. Data Feeds are live on Ink.
Pyth
Oracle250+ price feeds for Ink, according to the Ink docs.
API3
Oracle190+ price feeds for Ink on the API3 Market.
RedStone
OraclePull and push price feeds for Ink.
SEDA
OracleBuild a custom oracle program.
Goldsky
IndexerSubgraphs and real-time data pipelines for onchain data.
Envio
IndexerReal-time and historical onchain data through one GraphQL API.
Alchemy
InfraRPC endpoints, subgraphs and Account Kit for embedded wallets built on smart accounts.
ZeroDev
Account abstractionSmart accounts with ERC-4337. Sponsor gas, bundle transactions and use flexible sign-in.
LayerZero
Crosschain messagingSend messages and assets between chains, with Ink supported.
Wormhole
Crosschain messagingAnother crosschain messaging network that supports Ink.
Gelato VRF
RandomnessVerifiable random numbers for onchain apps, built on the drand network.
RPC providers
An RPC endpoint is how apps and wallets talk to the chain. Ink has public endpoints (see the wallets page), and these providers sell faster private ones.
Alchemy
RPCPrivate RPC for Ink mainnet and Sepolia.
QuickNode
RPCPublic and private endpoints, with websocket support.
Gelato
RPCPublic and private endpoints, with websocket support.
dRPC
RPCGlobally distributed nodes with a focus on privacy.
Tenderly
RPCRPC with debugging and monitoring tools.
Uniblock
RPCOne endpoint that routes across many upstream providers with automatic failover.
BoltRPC
RPCDedicated HTTPS and websocket endpoints for Ink mainnet.
Testnet faucets
These give free Ink Sepolia test ETH for development. Test ETH has no value, and it is not for buying anything.
Alchemy faucet
TestnetInk Sepolia ETH once every 24 hours. Eligibility checks may apply.
Superchain faucet
TestnetTest ETH for Ink and other OP chains. Sign in to claim.
QuickNode faucet
TestnetFree Ink Sepolia ETH, one drip per network every 12 hours.