# xmr.club Explorer

Category: tools · Block & Mempool Explorer
Grade: A
Highlights: XMR, OPEN-SOURCE, OWN-NODE, TOR, NO-TRACKERS, FIRST-PARTY
Features: open_source, xmr_native, tor, no_logs, first_party
Web: https://explorer.xmr.club
Tor: http://luvn3ry2oegbz5xegwc524z6ls64apgrobpo5zooag4ioyhn36c4yxqd.onion
Last verified: 2026-08-30
Operating since: 2026-08 (0y) — Launched 2026-08 as xmr.club's own instance of the open-source MoneroSpace explorer (AGPLv3). First-party, actively maintained. Onion: luvn3ry2oegbz5xegwc524z6ls64apgrobpo5zooag4ioyhn36c4yxqd.onion

> xmr.club's own Monero block & mempool explorer — open-source (AGPLv3 MoneroSpace/mempool fork), runs off its own node (node.kyc.rip), Tor onion mirror with Onion-Location, no accounts / no trackers / no logs. First-party, disclosed.

## Review

**xmr.club's own Monero block & mempool explorer.** explorer.xmr.club is a self-hosted mempool.space-lineage explorer (via the open-source [MoneroSpace](/tools/monerospace) fork, AGPLv3) that we run directly — blocks, transactions, mempool, network stats, RingCT-aware. It queries **our own Monero node** (node.kyc.rip, Cake fallback), publishes a **Tor onion mirror** with Onion-Location auto-discovery, and ships **no third-party trackers, no accounts, no logs**.

**Full disclosure — this is first-party.** We built and operate this, so we flag it plainly rather than dress it up as independent, and we grade it by the same rubric as everything else on the shelf. It sits at **A on feature parity with [MoneroSpace](/tools/monerospace)** — our A-grade upstream — *plus* the onion mirror and the tracker-free surface. The one thing a days-old entry normally lacks is a track record; for a first-party service we run, depend on, and are actively improving, the "will it be abandoned?" risk that tenure usually guards against is materially lower. And if that ever changes — if we stop maintaining it, or it degrades — this listing gets downgraded like any other, out loud.

**Useful when.** You want to look up a Monero tx or block on an explorer that's open-source, runs off its own node, offers a Tor mirror, and doesn't log or track you. As with any public explorer, it can see the tx/block you query — use the onion (or your own instance) for anything sensitive.

Source: https://xmr.club/tools/xmrclub-explorer