Explorer

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The Explorer tracks the aggregated proofs that the Proof Aggregator settles on Ethereum, so you can see which aggregated proof your submission ended up in and follow it back to the settling transaction.

Deployments:

• Mainnet

• Hoodi

• Sepolia

Aggregated proofs list

The /aggregated_proofs page lists aggregated proofs, most recent first. Each row shows:

• Merkle root — the root committed by the aggregated proof, built from the proof commitments it covers. Links to the detail view.

• Age — how long ago the aggregated proof was settled.

• Block Number — the Ethereum block the aggregated proof was included in.

• Blob versioned hash — the blob carrying the proof commitments, linked to Blobscan.

• Number of proofs — how many user proofs were aggregated together.

• Aggregator — the aggregation program used, SP1 or RISC0.

Aggregated proof details

Clicking a Merkle root opens /aggregated_proofs/:id, which shows:

• The Merkle root, with a copy-to-clipboard button

• The Aggregator used

• The Number of proofs included

• Proofs included — an expandable list of the individual proof commitments in this aggregated proof, each with its own copy button. This is how you confirm your proof made it into a given aggregation.

• Block Number and Transaction Hash of the settling transaction, linked to Etherscan

• The Blob versioned hash, linked to Blobscan

The blob is the same one described in Data Availability: it keeps the proof commitments publicly available for 18 days, which is what lets you reconstruct the Merkle proof needed to check your proof's inclusion on-chain.

The Explorer is for inspection. To verify programmatically that your proof was included, use agg_mode_cli verify-on-chain or the SDK's check_proof_verification.