Statescan

Statescan goes beyond ordinary transfers. A multisignature view follows the approval process for an action that needs several signers; proxy views expose delegated account relationships. Vesting timelines show when locked allocations are due for release. Choose the relevant chain and subject when investigating why an account can act or spend, rather than assuming every balance change is a payment.

Identity registrations and verifications have their own views. These describe records on the selected chain; they do not establish that every identity claim is trustworthy.

Running an explorer for your chain

The current v2 project divides the job into modular indexers, API servers and a frontend. Its setup starts with MongoDB, followed by the required indexers. Once those have populated the database, the REST and GraphQL servers can expose the results to the website. Starting the interface alone does not supply chain history.

The modules cover blocks, transactions, events and transfers, with optional indexing for specialized functions such as recovery, assets and multisignature operations. Select the components needed for the chain rather than treating every module as mandatory. The project describes REST access as a migration path toward GraphQL, so integrations should follow the interfaces provided by the version being deployed.