Explorer Usage Guide

Open the explorer

1. Go to explorer.fastset.xyz in your browser.

2. The homepage displays:

   

   • A search bar for looking up transactions or accounts.

   • A Transactions Per Second (TPS) speedometer gauge.

   • Key stats like Max TPS, total signed transactions, and settled transactions.

   • Finality measurements for recent transactions.

   • A Latest Transactions table.

Search for transactions or accounts

You can search for:

• Account Address: See all transactions involving that address.

  
• Transfer ID: Find details of a specific transaction.

  
• Token ID: View activity for a particular token.

To search:

1. Paste the value (address, transfer ID, or token ID) into the search bar.

2. Press Enter or click the search icon.

3. The Explorer will display relevant results.

Read the performance analytics

At the top of the Explorer, you’ll see a TPS Speedometer — a gauge-style chart labeled at 0, 25k, 50k, 75k, and 100k TPS.

• The needle shows the current live TPS (transactions processed per second).

• This gives you an instant sense of network activity, just like checking your car’s speedometer.

Below the gauge, you’ll also see:

• Max TPS (Last Hour / Day / Week / All Time): Peak throughput values.

• Transaction Stats: Total signed and settled transactions.

  
• Finality: Average settlement time (in milliseconds) for the latest transactions.

  

Review latest transactions

The Latest Transactions table lists recent activity with columns for:

• Hash: Unique transaction identifier.

• Type: The action performed (e.g., token transfer).

• From / To: Sender and recipient addresses.

• Amount: Number of tokens transferred.

Clicking on a transaction may show more details (depending on the implementation).

View historical analytics

Click the Analytics tab in the Explorer’s top navigation to see historical performance data. This page contains two time-series graphs:

1. TPS History: Shows transaction throughput over time, with a scale (e.g., 0 to 3,200 TPS) and timestamps.

2. Finality History: Shows settlement time (finality) over time, measured in milliseconds, with timestamps for each measurement.

By default, the graphs display the past 3 hours of activity. This view helps developers and testers understand performance trends and spot any anomalies in network throughput or settlement speed.

Monitor your own test transactions

When you send tokens via the FastSet Wallet:

1. Note your wallet address or the transaction hash.

2. Search for it in the Explorer.

3. See it appear in the list almost instantly.

4. Watch how quickly it moves from signed to settled in the stats.