OpenScan.AI uses AI to turn raw on-chain data into explanations anyone can understand.
Raw blockchain data is hostile: hex-encoded calldata, numeric logs, and obscure contract methods. OpenScan.AI decodes transactions against verified contract ABIs and layers AI-powered insights on top — so every transaction tells you what actually happened.
What AI Decoding Gives You
- Plain-language summaries — “Swapped 500 XDC for USDC on a DEX” instead of raw hex
- Decoded contract calls — method names and argument values, not
0xblobs - Decoded events — token transfers, approvals, and mints pulled out of logs
- Context — the tokens, addresses, and contracts involved, labeled where known
Where You See It
Transaction Pages
Every transaction page on xdcscan.io shows a decoded, human-readable summary alongside the raw details.
Contract Interactions
Verified contracts display read and write methods with proper names and types, so you can interact with confidence.
The REST API
Decoded data is available programmatically through the Blockscout-compatible API v2 at https://xdcscan.io/api/v2 — no API key required.
Using the API with AI Coding Agents
The public API is easy to point an AI coding agent at — there’s no authentication to configure. Example prompts:
- “Fetch the latest chain stats from https://xdcscan.io/api/v2/stats and chart them.”
- “Look up this transaction using the API v2 and summarize what it did.”
- “Pull the token transfer history for this address from the xdcscan.io API.”
Because the API follows the Blockscout v2 schema, agents familiar with Blockscout endpoints work out of the box. Interactive docs for every endpoint: xdcscan.io/api-docs.
Related Resources
- Quick Start - Search your first transaction
- Core Concepts - Blocks, transactions, tokens, and verification
- REST API - Public indexed data endpoints
- API Documentation - Choose your integration method
- OpenScan.AI on GitHub - Source, issues, and releases
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