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Solana DeFi Glossary
Definitions of key terms used in Solana DeFi, token locking, LP locking, and staking. Published by the StakePoint team.
Solscan
A block explorer for the Solana blockchain that allows on-chain verification of transactions and accounts.
Definition
Solscan is a block explorer for the Solana blockchain. It provides a web interface for inspecting on-chain data including transactions, wallet accounts, token accounts, smart contract programs, and token mint information.
Solscan is widely used in the Solana ecosystem for verifying on-chain activity. Users can look up a wallet address to see all token balances and transactions, or look up a program ID to verify a smart contract deployment.
For token locks and staking positions, Solscan allows investors to independently verify that tokens are held in a Program Derived Address and that the lock conditions are enforced on-chain — without relying on any third party.
StakePoint & Solscan
All token locks and staking positions on StakePoint are publicly verifiable on Solscan. The StakePoint smart contract program ID (gLHaGJsZ6G7AXZxoDL9EsSWkRbKAWhFHi73gVfNXuzK) can be inspected on Solscan to verify all on-chain activity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Solscan?
Solscan is a block explorer for Solana that lets users verify transactions, accounts, and smart contracts on-chain.
How do I verify a token lock on Solscan?
Use the token mint address from the StakePoint lock detail page and search for it on Solscan. You can see the Program Derived Address holding the locked tokens and the associated lock conditions.
Related Terms
Program Derived Address (PDA)
An on-chain Solana account controlled by a smart contract with no private key.
Anchor Smart Contract
A Solana smart contract built using the Anchor framework.
Solana Token Locker
A smart contract that locks SPL tokens on-chain until a set unlock date.
Non-Custodial
A design where a platform never holds or controls user funds.