Reefscan

Open Reefscan when you need answers about activity on Reef Chain. Paste an address, transaction hash, block number, or contract ID in the search bar to jump straight to the record you need. For wallets, review native and token balances, recent transfers, and counterparties. Click into any transfer to confirm status, block height, timestamp, and fees. When you’re validating a payment or payout, compare the sender, recipient, and exact amount, then share the permalink so teammates or customers can verify the same details. Keep key pages open and refresh to follow new blocks as they land.

Researching assets or reviewing code? Enter a token symbol or contract address to inspect what’s deployed on-chain. Token pages surface metadata and recent movement across holders so you can spot distribution changes and large transfers. Contract pages show creation details, bytecode, and activity. Browse method calls and emitted events (when available) to understand how a dApp is behaving. Before interacting with a protocol, scan its recent transactions to see success rates and error patterns. If you’re comparing similar assets, switch between their pages to evaluate activity, holders, and transfer frequency side by side.

Building on Reef? After you deploy, open the resulting transaction in Reefscan to confirm inclusion, gas usage, and constructor parameters. Trace the flow across related token transfers and events to ensure your contract behaves as expected. When a call fails, capture the revert message and block context for quick local reproduction. During upgrades, check the creation record and linked transactions to make sure the correct version hit the network. Use contract activity to verify that critical functions (like mint, burn, or admin actions) only appear when intended, and that emitted events match your indexer or analytics expectations.

For operations and reporting, filter a wallet’s history to separate incoming from outgoing activity and identify high-value transactions. Copy addresses, hashes, and block numbers directly into tickets, spreadsheets, or internal docs. Handling support requests? Ask for a transaction hash, open it in Reefscan, and confirm status, value, and recipient without accessing a user’s wallet. Creating tutorials or internal runbooks? Link to specific blocks, transactions, or contract calls so readers can follow along. Use clear, shareable pages to document on-chain workflows like payouts, bridging, staking, or NFT mints, making audits and reviews faster for your team.