Wemix Explorer MCP. Audit any wallet, trace token flows, and inspect block data.
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Wemix Explorer MCP Server lets your AI agent query the entire Wemix blockchain directly. It gives you access to tools that audit account details, track every token transfer, inspect specific blocks, and read smart contract events without touching a web explorer.
You just ask your agent for data.
What your AI agents can do
Get account info
Retrieves basic details for a specified account address on the Wemix network.
Get block
Fetches detailed metadata and contents for a specific block hash.
Get event
Gets deep details about a particular recorded event on the blockchain.
Get a full profile of an account, including its basic info and current token holdings.
Retrieve detailed information about any specific block or fetch lists of the most recent blocks on the network.
List all tokens an account holds, and retrieve a history of every transfer associated with that address.
Query specific smart contract interactions (get_extrinsic) or list general network events using list_events.
Get a comprehensive list of all tokens currently deployed on the Wemix chain.
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Wemix Explorer: 11 Tools for Blockchain Analysis
Access account info, track token movements, and inspect block history across the Wemix blockchain using these eleven specialized tools.
019e5d67get account info
Retrieves basic details for a specified account address on the Wemix network.
019e5d67get block
Fetches detailed metadata and contents for a specific block hash.
019e5d67get event
Gets deep details about a particular recorded event on the blockchain.
019e5d67get extrinsic
Retrieves detailed information regarding a specific transaction (extrinsic) hash.
019e5d67get token
Gets all necessary data and metadata for one particular token asset.
019e5d67list account tokens
Returns a list of every unique token held by a specific account address.
019e5d67list account transfers
Gathers a chronological list of all recorded transfers associated with an account.
019e5d67list blocks
Fetches the hashes and details for the most recently mined blocks on Wemix.
019e5d67list events
Retrieves a list of recent, general network events that occurred across the chain.
019e5d67list extrinsics
Gets a list of recent transaction hashes (extrinsics) for quick review.
019e5d67list tokens
Provides a complete inventory and listing of all tokens available on the Wemix network.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
You'll connect your agent right into the Wemix Network using this MCP Server. It gives you direct, deep access to everything happening on the blockchain—no need for a web explorer or sticky keys. You just tell your AI client what data you need, and it pulls it straight from Wemix.
Auditing Accounts
Need to know what an address is up to? You can run a full account audit using get_account_info to pull basic details for any specified address. Beyond that, you'll get the whole picture of its holdings. Use list_account_tokens to see every unique token that account holds. For a complete history, call list_account_transfers; this gives you a chronological list of every single transfer associated with that address.
Tracking Blocks and Time
If you wanna check the ledger's activity at any point, you can look at blocks. Use list_blocks to grab the hashes and details for the most recently mined blocks on Wemix. If a specific block catches your eye, get_block lets you fetch all the detailed metadata and contents for that exact block hash.
Following Money Movements and Actions
To trace money or smart contract calls, you've got options. You can start by using list_extrinsics, which grabs a list of recent transaction hashes for a quick review. If one specific transaction looks interesting, run get_extrinsic to get all the detailed information about that particular extrinsic hash. For general activity across the network, call list_events; this gives you a collection of recent, broad events that happened on the chain.
You can then drill down with get_event to get deep details about one specific recorded event.
Inventorying Assets and Tokens
Need an inventory count? Use list_tokens to get a complete rundown of every token currently deployed on the Wemix network. If you only care about one asset, get_token lets you pull all the necessary data and metadata for that single particular token. When you combine these tools, you're tracking everything from the general movement of funds to the specific assets involved.
This setup means your agent handles all the heavy lifting. It reads every piece of structured data—account details, block contents, transfer lists, and smart contract outcomes—without you ever having to write a query language or open a single browser tab.
How Wemix Explorer MCP Works
- 1 First, subscribe to this server and enter your personal Wemix/Subscan API Key.
- 2 Second, instruct your AI client (like Cursor or Claude) with a specific request—for example, 'What were the last 5 block hashes?'
- 3 Finally, the agent runs the necessary tool (
list_blocks), gets structured data back, and presents it to you in plain language.
The bottom line is: your AI client handles all the messy API calls; you just talk to it.
Who Is Wemix Explorer MCP For?
This server is for people who spend hours sifting through web explorer interfaces. It’s for the crypto analyst staring at a massive spreadsheet trying to track token flows, and the developer stuck debugging a contract event that nobody can replicate manually.
Debugging smart contracts by running get_extrinsic or checking specific block hashes directly from their IDE.
Tracking large 'whale' wallet movements across multiple addresses and determining token distribution patterns using natural language prompts.
Monitoring network health by listing recent blocks (list_blocks) or checking general event logs without leaving their terminal.
What Changes When You Connect
- See exactly who owns what: Use
list_account_tokensto instantly get every asset held by an address without visiting a dedicated dashboard. It's all in one query. - Go back in time easily: Instead of guessing hashes, use
get_extrinsicorget_blockwith just the hash identifier. You pull up the full transaction context immediately. - Track complex movements: When you run
list_account_transfers, your agent doesn't just give you addresses—it gives you a clear log of every token movement recorded. - Know what's possible: Use
list_tokensto get an authoritative list of all assets on the Wemix network. It’s your single source of truth for tokens. - Debug smart contracts fast: If something broke, use
get_eventandget_extrinsic. You pull up the specific event or transaction that failed so you know exactly where to look.
Real-World Use Cases
Investigating a Whale Wallet
A crypto analyst noticed a large movement of funds. They don't want to manually check every related address. Instead, they ask their agent: 'Show me all the tokens held by 0x... and list any recent transfers.' The agent runs list_account_tokens and list_account_transfers, giving them an immediate, consolidated view of the wallet’s entire asset profile.
Debugging a Contract Failure
A developer's contract failed during execution. They ask their agent to 'Get me the details for that failure hash.' The agent uses get_extrinsic and pinpoints the exact error, status, and state change within the transaction record, letting them debug without leaving the terminal.
Checking Network Activity
A node operator needs to know if block production is normal. They prompt their agent: 'What were the latest 10 blocks?' The agent uses list_blocks and instantly provides a list of hashes and timestamps, confirming network health quickly.
Mapping Token Deployments
A new token enters the ecosystem. Instead of searching multiple directories, the developer asks: 'List all tokens on Wemix.' The agent uses list_tokens to provide a complete inventory and metadata dump in one go.
The Tradeoffs
Copy-Pasting Hashes
Trying to manually check a block by going to the main explorer, then finding the hash, pasting it into another tool just to read details. It takes three different websites and five minutes of copy/pasting.
→
Just tell your agent: 'Get the full details for this block hash.' The agent runs get_block directly and gives you all the info without any manual switching or pasting.
Guessing Token Names
Trying to remember if a token uses its ticker symbol, ID, or full name. You waste time searching multiple documentation pages just to find out what asset you're tracking.
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Use the list_tokens tool first. This gives you an authoritative list of every usable token on Wemix, making sure you use the correct identifier for any subsequent calls.
Sequential Data Gathering
First checking account info, then running a transfer list, and then getting event logs. It feels like jumping between different APIs.
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Combine your needs into one query: 'Give me the account info for X, and also show all transfers and events.' The agent calls get_account_info, list_account_transfers, and list_events in sequence to build a single data package.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your task requires reading complex, interconnected blockchain state—like tracing money flow or debugging contract logic. You need to know what happened (an event) and when it was recorded (a block). Don't use this if you just need to display a static list of addresses; for that, basic front-end data fetching is enough. If your goal involves sending transactions, creating records, or altering state, this read-only server won't help—you'd need a write-access endpoint instead.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This server provides 11 capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and any MCP client. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Available Capabilities
Sifting through blockchain activity shouldn't require three different browser tabs.
Today, tracking account movements means bouncing between the main block explorer, the token listing page, and the transaction details view. You copy an address from one site to paste it into another, then you run a separate query for events, hoping none of those tabs time out or fail.
With this MCP server, your AI client handles all that complexity. You just ask: 'Show me everything about this account.' The agent runs multiple tools—like `list_account_transfers` and `get_account_info`—and hands you one clean summary.
Wemix Explorer MCP Server: Get data from the blockchain, not just a list.
You no longer have to manually correlate an address found in `list_events` with its current balance. Your agent can cross-reference that event hash against `get_account_info` automatically, giving you context instantly.
It’s a massive leap over standard web explorers. You move from reading data presented by the site's UI to receiving structured, actionable JSON results right in your chat window.
Common Questions About Wemix Explorer MCP
How do I check if an account has any tokens using list_account_tokens? +
The list_account_tokens tool returns a detailed inventory of every unique token asset currently held by the specified address. If it returns nothing, the account holds no listed tokens.
Can I find out what happened at a specific time using list_events? +
Yes, list_events provides recent network events. You can filter or ask your agent to look for activity that occurred around a certain block height, helping you pinpoint the moment an action took place.
What is the difference between list_extrinsics and get_extrinsic? +
list_extrinsics provides hashes and summaries of multiple recent transactions. get_extrinsic, however, requires a specific hash to pull up all the granular details about that single transaction's execution.
Do I need to use list_tokens before getting token info? +
No. While running list_tokens gives you an overview of all available assets, the get_token tool lets you pull specific metadata on a single asset using its symbol or ID directly.
What happens if I try to run `get_account_info` for an address that doesn't exist on the Wemix Network? +
The server will return a specific error code indicating the account does not match any known addresses. This is expected behavior and confirms the wallet simply hasn't been used or tracked yet.
When listing many blocks using `list_blocks`, how should I handle potential rate limits? +
You need to implement pagination logic; don't try to fetch all history in one call. The API will return a next page marker you must use for subsequent requests.
After identifying an asset using `get_token`, which tool do I use to see where that token has moved? +
Use the list_account_transfers function. This tool takes the account address and filters the results by the specific token ID you received from get_token.
If I run `get_block`, what key fields should I look at to verify when a block was created? +
Check the 'timestamp' field, which provides the exact moment of creation in Unix time. You can also review the 'miner' address listed within the block details.
Can I check the token balances for a specific wallet address? +
Yes. Use the list_account_tokens tool by providing the account address. The agent will return a list of all tokens held by that account on the Wemix network.
How do I get details about a specific transaction hash? +
You can use the get_extrinsic tool with the transaction hash. It will provide detailed information including status, block number, and associated events.
Is it possible to list the most recent blocks on the network? +
Absolutely. The list_blocks tool allows you to retrieve a list of recent blocks, and you can use get_block with a block number to see specific details of any block.
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