Learn how to use Solana Beach to search transactions, tokens, programs, slots, and validators. Validator analytics, superminority view, epoch tracking, and multi-network support—beginner-friendly guide for Solana traders and stakers.

About Solana Beach
Solana Beach is a real-time block explorer and analytics hub for the Solana network. It lets you look up on-chain data—transactions, addresses, tokens, programs, slots/blocks, epochs, and validators—in a clean interface that’s easy to navigate even if you’re new to Solana.
Traders use it to verify token mint addresses and transaction histories. Stakers use it to review validator performance and stake distribution. Builders and analysts use it to track programs and network activity across mainnet and test environments.
Solana Beach Features
Here’s a quick tour of what you can do with Solana Beach:
Real-time explorer
Search any Solana address, transaction, token, or block for decoded details, charts, and activity.
Transaction decoding
Read status, fees, logs, and human-parsed instructions for any transaction signature.
Address overview
See SOL balance, SPL token holdings, recent activity, and linked token accounts for any address.
Token mint pages
Check total supply, decimals, authorities, metadata, holders, and recent transfers.
Validator & staking insights
Browse validator profiles (commission, stake, uptime) and track stake accounts and epoch progress.
What makes Solana Beach special?
Solana Beach combines the essentials of a classic explorer with a strong validator focus. The validator section doesn’t just list nodes—it visualizes stake concentration and flags the “superminority” threshold so you can assess decentralization and potential liveness risk at a glance.
That validator-centric angle, paired with fast entity search across addresses, tokens, programs, and slots, makes Solana Beach a practical daily companion for both staking research and token verification.
Pricing
Discover the pricing options available for Solana Beach
Browsing and searching Solana Beach is free.
There’s no subscription shown for viewing data.
Any SOL network fees apply only when you perform on-chain actions with your own wallet elsewhere (Solana Beach itself is a viewer, not a wallet).
How to get started
You don’t need an account to use Solana Beach. Start with these quick steps:
Open Solana Beach
Visit the explorer and choose the network (mainnet or a test environment).
Paste what you’re checking
Enter a transaction signature, address, token mint, program ID, slot, or validator name in the search bar.
Review the overview card
Use the summary at the top of the page (timestamps, confirmations, balances, stake, etc.) to verify you’re on the right entity.
Explore related data
Jump to tabs/sections for logs, token transfers, program calls, validator stake history, or epoch progress.
Bookmark important pages
Save addresses, mint pages, and validators you revisit often for faster workflows.
Pro Tips
Verify by mint address: Always confirm tokens using the mint address you expect, not just the name or logo.
Check stake concentration: Use the superminority visualization to gauge decentralization before delegating stake.
Follow epoch timing: Align staking moves with epoch boundaries to understand when rewards start accruing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions about this tool
Can I use Solana Beach to research validators before staking?
Yes. You can compare validators by stake distribution, commission, and performance, including a superminority view of cluster concentration.
What is Solana Beach?
Solana Beach is a blockchain explorer designed for the Solana network, providing users with access to statistics, validator information, token metrics, and ecosystem news.
How can I view validator details on Solana Beach?
To view validator details, navigate to the "Validators" section on Solana Beach, where you can find information such as cumulative stake, validator avatars, and more.
Can I track token transactions on Solana Beach?
Yes, Solana Beach allows users to track token transactions by providing details such as token balance, rent-exempt reserve, and account state.
What kind of account details can I view on Solana Beach?
Solana Beach provides account details such as account type, token balance, rent-exempt reserve, and fee information.
