# INTMAX Explorer

## INTMAX Explorer

### Introduction <a href="#introduction" id="introduction"></a>

**INTMAX Explorer** is a tool for visualizing various activities occurring on the INTMAX Network, such as deposits, withdrawals, and block submissions. It is primarily used for the following purposes:

* Monitoring the current state and historical activity of the INTMAX Network
* Tracking your own deposit and withdrawal history
* Checking the status and history of block submissions

#### Key Use Cases <a href="#key-use-cases" id="key-use-cases"></a>

**From a User Perspective:**

* Confirm whether your deposit or withdrawal was successfully processed

**From a Block Builder Perspective:**

* Verify whether your submitted blocks have been accepted by the network
* View a list of successfully and unsuccessfully posted blocks

#### Target Audience <a href="#target-audience" id="target-audience"></a>

**Users of the INTMAX Network:**

* Especially those who have made deposits, withdrawals, or transfers
* Users who want to understand how their actions are processed on the network

**Block Builders:**

* Developers or node operators who want to verify whether their generated and submitted blocks have been accepted by the network

#### Prerequisites <a href="#prerequisites" id="prerequisites"></a>

This documentation assumes that the reader has a basic understanding of the following concepts:

* Core blockchain concepts such as transactions, blocks, and addresses
* The distinction between Layer 1 and Layer 2

#### Privacy Limitations <a href="#privacy-limitations" id="privacy-limitations"></a>

Due to privacy considerations, the Explorer does not display the following information:

* **Address balances:** You cannot view how much ETH or token balance an address holds.
* **Transaction contents:** The full details of transfer transactions are not exposed.
* **INTMAX on‑chain addresses:**
  * Target addresses for deposits to INTMAX
  * Origin addresses for withdrawals from INTMAX

These restrictions ensure user privacy and align with INTMAX’s stateless, zero‑knowledge architecture.


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