Look beneath
the transaction.
Inspect transactions, manage individual Notes and work with supported asset protocols.
Explore Tools
Understand
the bytes.
Read the transaction structure and identify unverified information, without signing or broadcasting.
Transaction decoding
Decode Kaspa transaction data against a captured network snapshot.
PSKT inspection
Examine a partially signed Kaspa transaction without adding a signature.
Script inspection
Identify recognized script structures.
Choose
what you spend.
See the individual Notes that make up your balance. Freeze selected Notes or watch external addresses.
Watch an address.
View its activity without gaining access to its funds.
Tools for
what you hold.
Token, collectible and name operations, with the network and protocol identified.
Tokens
Work with supported KRC-20 operations and Enclave’s KCC20 program.
Collectibles
Inspect collections and use the actions available for each supported protocol.
KNS names
Manage supported Kaspa name operations and their records.
Depth, with boundaries.
Explore the details without turning inspection into authorization.
Inside SureSignWorth knowing.
Does importing a PSKT sign it?
No. Raw PSKT import and inspection are read-only; raw PSKT signing is disabled. Supported dApp PSKT requests use a separate path for explicitly requested wallet inputs, with independent validation and a fresh SureSign review.
What are Notes?
Notes represent individual unspent transaction outputs, the pieces that make up your balance. They let you inspect and select inputs for supported transfers. Choosing Notes affects which funds are combined; it does not make public blockchain activity anonymous.
Can Enclave sign any covenant or KCC20 program?
No. Signing is limited to supported, validated programs and spending rules. KCC20 tools support Enclave’s own enclave-kcc20-v1 program. Unknown templates, arbitrary covenant witnesses and generic multisig are not enabled workflows.