Chainscout is currently in Beta. Visit a live instance at https://chains.blockscout.com/
- Chainscout includes chain IDs and other chain information formatted as a JSON file. Add your own chain details through a pull request.
- Visit the repository to learn more: https://github.com/blockscout/chainscout
- Once all chains have been added, Chainscout will replace the current Blockscout chains and projects page located at https://www.blockscout.com/chains-and-projects.
Find a chain ID
Chain IDs are standard EVM network identifiers. The same value is used in wallet configuration and in thechain_id parameter of the PRO API.
- Open chains.blockscout.com and search by chain name.
- The chain’s entry shows its chain ID and the URL of its hosted explorer instance.
Chainscout lists every chain running Blockscout. To confirm a chain is queryable through the PRO API, check the supported chains list on the PRO API page or at dev.blockscout.com.
Recent Deprecations
- Ethereum Goerli is no longer supported by Blockscout