Where lookups get their data.

How providers are used

Fixed providers

Each lookup goes to the providers named here for its chain. The tools cannot be pointed at another server or website, and they never switch provider or network on their own. Where a provider key on our server changes the provider, both are listed.

What is sent

Our server sends the provider the public identifier you asked about, such as an address, transaction ID or NFT ID, and the network. The service never asks for wallet keys, so none are sent.

Provider keys

Some providers need a key held on our server. When a lookup depends on one that is not configured, the answer says so and returns no figures. A key never appears in an answer.

The provider’s answer

A result is the provider’s own observation at the time of the lookup, not independent verification. Names, labels and links in it, such as token or NFT names, come from the provider or the asset’s creator and are not reviewed by us. The service does not fetch or display the media they point to.

Terms

Each provider’s own terms govern its service. The links below were checked on Oct 13, 2026; “Terms not found” means we found no published terms page for that service.

Listing a provider is not an endorsement, and the website itself runs no lookups. What is processed, and by whom, is in the privacy policy.

Providers (20)

Read from the connection’s source code (integration 2a190b6). Which tool performs each kind of read: network status, ikb_get_chain_status; address or account, ikb_lookup_account; coins at an address, ikb_chia_lookup_address_coins; tokens and assets, ikb_lookup_address_assets; NFTs, ikb_lookup_nfts; NFT metadata references, ikb_chia_get_nft_metadata; transactions, ikb_lookup_transaction.