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The Explorer home page and the header search are the fastest way into the registry. Type a name, a ticker or a contract address and jump straight to the record. Anyone can search; you don’t need an account.

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Key concepts

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How search works

Search matches what you type against asset names and tickers, issuer legal names, protocol names and contract addresses. Results open the record’s own page, so the URL you land on is the one you can share.

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Search the registry

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Start from the home page

Open explorer.bluprynt.com. Type into the search field (1), or click one of the suggested searches such as USDC or Circle (2). Click Open the Explorer (3) to browse the asset directory instead. The Search… button in the header (4) opens the same search from any page.
Explorer home page with callouts on the hero search field, the suggested searches, the Open the Explorer link and the header search button.

The Explorer home page with its search field and suggested searches.

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Read the results

Type a query (1). Asset results (2) show the token name, ticker and disclosure chip (3). Issuer results (4) show the legal entity. Use the arrow keys to move and Enter to open a result; the keys are listed at the bottom of the dialog (5).
The search dialog with the query USDC, asset results with disclosure percentages, issuer results and keyboard hints.

Search results for USDC, grouped into assets and issuers.

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What you can search for

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Worked example: find an asset by its contract address

You have a token contract address from a counterparty and want to know what the registry holds for it.
  1. Press ⌘K on any Explorer page.
  2. Paste the full contract address.
  3. Open the asset result. The asset page shows the issuer, the disclosure checklist score and every chain the asset is deployed on.
  4. On the Overview tab, check Evidence & Verification. The Token contract row shows the contract the record is anchored to, so you can confirm it matches yours.

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Troubleshooting

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FAQ

No. Search and every public record field are open to anyone.
The percentage counts how many of the 48 checklist items are on record. A low figure means the registry holds little evidenced information, not that the asset is unsafe. See Status tags and the disclosure checklist.
Yes. The Explorer API exposes the same registry records.

Directories

Browse and filter every record type.

The asset page

Read an asset record tab by tab.