Solana Beach Explorer
Solana explorer focused on validators, staking and network health, with a free public API.
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Solana Beach key facts
| Category | Block explorer |
|---|---|
| Chains | Solana |
| Platforms | Web |
| Company | Crypto Tech Munich (named as API contact in the OpenAPI spec) |
| Chains | Solana |
What is Solana Beach?
Solana Beach is a web explorer for Solana that describes itself as a real-time network monitor, validator explorer and wallet lookup service. Its imprint names Crypto Tech Munich GmbH, registered at the Munich court under HRB 207673, as the responsible company, while its privacy policy still refers to Staking Facilities GmbH.
How Solana Beach works
Solana Beach has five sections, Dashboard, Validators, Transactions, Blocks and Tokens, and one search box for slots, accounts, transactions, programs, tokens and validators.
Its public API, documented at solanabeach.io/docs as an OpenAPI 3.1.0 spec licensed MIT or Apache-2.0, shows what the site computes: cluster skip rate, weighted and non-weighted, block load in compute units per minute, supply and yield breakdowns, validator client versions and a node breakdown.
Per validator, the API returns block production and block rewards per epoch split into base and priority fees, earned vote credits, active stake, stake accounts and stake grouped by stake authority. For a wallet, it lists stake accounts by stake or withdraw authority and the staking rewards paid to a given stake account, so a delegator can trace rewards epoch by epoch.
How to start with Solana Beach
- Open solanabeach.io and paste a wallet address, validator key or transaction signature; there is no sign-up.
- The site needs JavaScript and shows only a notice without it.
- To pull data into a script, use the endpoints listed at solanabeach.io/docs, served from transition-api.solanaview.com in the current spec, version 0.2.0.
- The solana-beach/api repository on GitHub points to the same docs and to a Telegram group for help.
Risks to know before using Solana Beach
- Solana Beach reads chain data only.
- The OpenAPI spec lists Gustav Albrecht of Crypto Tech Munich as the API contact, and the API is served from a solanaview.com domain rather than solanabeach.io, so check which company answers for the data before you build on it.
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Solana Beach pros and cons
- Validator pages with skip rate, stake and client versions
- Shows the superminority, the smallest validator set that could halt the network
- No account needed
- Solana only
- Bare name mostly returns results about a California city
- Imprint page still shows a 2023 copyright notice
Solana Beach FAQ
What is Solana Beach?
Solana Beach is a web explorer for Solana that describes itself as a real-time network monitor, validator explorer and wallet lookup service. Its imprint names Crypto Tech Munich GmbH, registered at the Munich court under HRB 207673, as the responsible company, while its privacy policy still refers to Staking Facilities GmbH.
Which chains does Solana Beach support?
Solana.
Sources
How this page works
Sources: Solana Beach: official site, Solana Beach: OpenAPI spec, Solana Beach: Homepage. Data as of Sep 26, 2026.
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