MetaNet Explorer

our own index + CSP overlay · testnet · v2 transactions & addresses

Sovereign data first: balances, outputs, CSP faces and paymail bindings come from our own index, overlay and registry. Where our index cannot answer yet, a fallback is used — and it is always named, never swapped in silently.

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Examples: a mint txid, the operator address, or any capsa.bsv handle. Handles resolve through our paymail registry; everything else is answered by our index first.

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What this explorer is — and is not

Ours: the address balances and unspent-output sets (uncapped, from our index store), the CSP face records per output (from our CSP overlay), paymail bindings (from our registry), and the MIP royalty markers (from the court record). Not ours yet: full transaction bodies — our index does not store them, so transaction structure (inputs, outputs, block status) is read from the WhatsOnChain fallback and labeled as such wherever it appears. WhatsOnChain is a bootstrap/fallback source only; it is never presented as our data.

Faces vs sats: a CSP face is a 1-sat output carrying a dollar denomination, tracked by the overlay. An address's 1-sat graph count (our index) is not a face count; the overlay's per-output face records are the face truth.