Full validation
Track the chain with a UI built around the same model as Bitcoin Core: every accepted block and transaction should be independently verified, not trusted by default.
Operate your node with the security posture of full validation, the observability of Bitcoin Core RPCs, and a single interface for wallet, mempool, explorer, and status workflows.
This workspace is designed around the same themes highlighted by Bitcoin Core itself: validate independently, preserve privacy, and stay close to the underlying node primitives instead of abstracting them away.
Funds and addresses shown here are for Bitcoin testnet4, not mainnet. Testnet3 is being deprecated, so this workspace is already moving with the next wave of public testing.
Track the chain with a UI built around the same model as Bitcoin Core: every accepted block and transaction should be independently verified, not trusted by default.
Use wallet and node functions without losing sight of what the node is actually doing. The interface stays close to descriptors, balances, mempool state, and transaction details.
Monitor peer activity, sync progress, and operational health while participating in the network as a fully validating node rather than a passive client.
The interface takes its shape from the major RPC domains exposed by Bitcoin Core: blockchain state, wallet actions, network visibility, raw transaction tooling, and operational controls.
Inspect tip state, headers, block data, chain work, and sync progress through the same information exposed by `getblockchaininfo` and related RPCs.
Manage addresses, balances, unspent outputs, receive flows, send flows, fee bumping, and wallet lifecycle actions from one place.
Observe peers, mempool pressure, relay fee thresholds, and node connectivity using the same categories documented in the RPC reference.
Keep low-level transaction workflows close by, from inspection and PSBT handling to broadcast and fee-sensitive verification.
Open your wallet list, create new wallets, and jump directly into a connected wallet view.
Inspect chain data and navigate blocks and transactions with a node connected view of the network.
Review transaction pressure, memory usage, and fee-related signals before taking wallet actions.