Live blockchain transactions
Stream Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions the moment they hit the mempool, with fee pressure, gas price, and confirmation status updated every few seconds.
Search any Bitcoin or Ethereum transaction hash, watch the live crypto mempool, and review flagged wallets and transactions under investigation — sanctioned addresses, mixer flows, and suspicious on-chain activity in one clean view.
Pending → Candidate Blocks → Finalized Chain
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Curated public transactions, streaming every ~4s
Suspicious crypto transactions flagged by heuristics: sanctioned wallets, mixer flows, and anomalous transfers.
Tracepool is a real-time blockchain explorer for tracking crypto transactions across Bitcoin and Ethereum. Paste any transaction hash to see amount, fee, block, confirmations and raw input data — or watch the live mempool as pending transactions bundle into candidate blocks and finalize on chain.
Stream Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions the moment they hit the mempool, with fee pressure, gas price, and confirmation status updated every few seconds.
Look up any BTC txid or ETH tx hash, inspect sender and recipient wallets, decode the method, and follow the on-chain flow through a visual sender → method → recipient diagram.
Surface suspicious crypto transactions — sanctioned wallets, Tornado Cash and mixer interactions, bridge-exploit patterns, and unusually large transfers — for AML screening and on-chain forensics.
A blockchain transaction is a signed instruction that moves value or data between wallet addresses on a public ledger such as Bitcoin or Ethereum. Every transaction is broadcast to the network, waits in the mempool until a miner or validator includes it in a block, and is then permanently recorded with a unique transaction hash.
Copy the transaction hash from your wallet or exchange, open Tracepool, press ⌘K, and paste the hash. The explorer will resolve the transaction against the public Bitcoin mempool API and Ethereum RPC and show block, fee, confirmations, and the full input payload.
Compliance teams, journalists, and independent analysts use Tracepool to review transactions under investigation — OFAC-sanctioned wallets, mixer and tumbler flows, ransomware payouts, and bridge exploits. The investigation panel highlights flagged hashes so you can trace illicit crypto flows without switching between five different block explorers.