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Using the Explorer

The public Verax explorer is available at explorer.ver.ax.

It is useful for browsing public data, validating that an attestation exists, and discovering schemas, modules, and portals across supported networks.

What the explorer currently exposes​

  • a multichain attestation list view;
  • a "My attestations" view that lists the attestations received by the connected wallet;
  • a multichain schema catalog grouped by network type;
  • a multichain module catalog;
  • schema, module, and portal detail pages;
  • attestation detail pages;
  • subject pages that aggregate attestations by subject;
  • search across attestations, schemas, modules, and portals;
  • a curated issuer showcase on the home page.

Important limitation​

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The issuer views in the explorer are currently curated UI data, not a complete onchain registry-backed issuer index.

In practice this means:

  • the home page and issuer profiles are editorially maintained;
  • the registry itself still tracks issuers onchain in PortalRegistry;
  • for exhaustive or programmable issuer discovery, prefer the subgraph and raw contract reads.

When to use the explorer​

Use the explorer when you want to:

  • inspect an attestation or portal manually;
  • check whether a schema or module is already public;
  • share human-readable links with integrators or partners;
  • validate linked-attestation patterns without writing custom queries.

When not to rely on the explorer alone​

Prefer the SDK or subgraph when you need:

  • application logic or automated pipelines;
  • full multichain querying in code;
  • filtering at scale;
  • canonical data exports.