Understanding the KalqiX Explorer: Transparency You Can Verify
One of the most important parts of any trading platform is transparency.
On KalqiX, transparency doesn’t stop at balances or order history — it extends all the way down to execution, data availability, and proof verification. The KalqiX Explorer is where users can see this in action.
This article walks through what the KalqiX Explorer shows and how users can use it to better understand what’s happening on the platform.
What Is the KalqiX Explorer?
The KalqiX Explorer is a dedicated section that allows users to view data generated by trading and wallet activity on the platform.
Instead of hiding activity behind a closed system, the explorer gives users visibility into:
• Trades
• Transactions
• Blocks
• Deposits and withdrawals
• Data availability records
• Zero-knowledge proof submissions
All in one place.
Viewing Trading Activity
From the explorer, users can view data related to trading activity happening on KalqiX.
This includes:
• Individual transactions
• Trade-related events
• Execution records tied to user actions
This helps users understand that trades are not just UI updates — they are recorded, processed, and verifiable actions within the system.
Blocks, Deposits, and Withdrawals
The explorer also displays system-level data such as:
• Blocks generated by trading activity
• Deposit transactions into KalqiX wallets
• Withdrawal transactions back to user wallets
This gives users a clear picture of fund movement and system activity, reinforcing the idea that users remain in control of their assets throughout the process.
Data Availability Layer (Avail)
KalqiX uses a Avail data availability (DA) layer to ensure that trading and execution data remains accessible and verifiable.
In the explorer, users can see:
• The DA layer hash
• Records showing when data is published to the DA layer
• Confirmation that execution data is made available beyond the application itself
On the KalqiX testnet, the current DA layer is Avail.
This ensures that critical data is not hidden or dependent on a single system.
Zero-Knowledge Proofs on the Parent Chain
Beyond data availability, KalqiX also submits zero-knowledge proof hashes to a parent chain.
On the testnet:
• The parent chain is Base
• Users can see the zk proof hash associated with execution data
These proof hashes act as cryptographic evidence that:
• Trades were executed correctly
• Matching rules were followed
• Execution logic behaved as expected
While users don’t need to understand the math behind zero-knowledge proofs, the explorer allows anyone to see that proofs exist and are being submitted.
Why the Explorer Matters
The KalqiX Explorer exists for one simple reason: verifiability.
It allows users to:
• Confirm that activity is real, not simulated
• See how trades and transactions are processed
• Verify that execution data is published and provable
• Build trust without relying on assumptions
This level of visibility is especially important for traders who care about fairness, transparency, and long-term reliability.
Built for Learning, Not Just Inspection
The explorer is not just for advanced users.
It’s designed to help:
• New users understand how the system works
• Traders gain confidence in execution
• The community explore platform activity in real time
As KalqiX evolves toward mainnet, the explorer will continue to play a key role in making the platform understandable and verifiable for everyone.
Closing Thought
Transparency should not be a promise — it should be something users can check themselves.
The KalqiX Explorer is built to give users that ability.
Explore it, click through the data, and see how KalqiX makes trading activity visible and verifiable.