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Kallubi BSV Explorer has added batch transaction and address lookup, a 1Sat inscription viewer and a payment QR generator, expanding the browser-based explorer beyond individual blockchain queries. The update also retains support for blocks, UTXOs and OP_RETURN inspection, with German and English interfaces and dark-mode support.

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Kallubi BSV Explorer has released an update adding three new tools for inspecting and interacting with BSV Blockchain data: batch lookup, a 1Sat inscription viewer and a payment QR generator.

The batch-lookup function allows users to enter multiple transaction IDs or addresses and inspect them together rather than carrying out a separate query for each item.

That can be useful when examining a group of related transactions, checking multiple addresses, or reviewing application activity where individual explorer searches would otherwise need to be repeated one at a time.

The update also adds a 1Sat / inscription viewer, extending the explorer into content associated with the 1Sat ecosystem. This gives users another way to inspect blockchain data beyond standard transaction and address information.

A third addition generates payment QR codes from an address and amount. Kallubi describes the function as display-only and says it handles no private keys, distinguishing it from a wallet or signing application.

The explorer already provides access to conventional blockchain information including transactions, addresses, blocks, UTXOs and OP_RETURN data. Its public interface also includes recent network information and can be displayed in German or English, with light and dark presentation modes.

Kallubi announced the update on August 15, presenting the three additions as extensions to the existing explorer rather than a new product launch.

The project remains relatively small and has limited publicly indexed documentation, so the current update is best understood as an incremental expansion of a working community-built explorer rather than a broader infrastructure release.

Its most distinctive new function may be batch lookup. Blockchain explorers are commonly organized around inspecting one transaction, address or block at a time. Allowing multiple identifiers to be examined together can make an explorer more practical as a lightweight research and diagnostic tool rather than only a single-record viewer.

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Blockchain explorers are basic infrastructure for making a public ledger understandable. As application activity grows, however, looking at one transaction at a time becomes increasingly limiting. Kallubi’s update is modest, but batch lookup and support for additional data types move the explorer toward a more useful inspection environment for developers and users working with real application activity. The Payment QR tool also follows a sensible boundary: facilitating payment information without turning the explorer itself into a key-holding wallet.

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Posted on August 15, 2026