Request Scan is an explorer for viewing requests and payments in Request Network. It enables users to explore and scrutinize requests, payments, and addresses within the Request Network ecosystem.
## Intended Audience
Request Scan caters to a broad audience:
* **Accountants:** Audit and verify financial data on the request network.
* **Developers:** Easily access Request Network data for troubleshooting your applications.
* **Analysts:** Gain deep insights into network activity and trends.
* **Researchers:** Conduct in-depth studies on blockchain data.
* **Enthusiasts:** Stay informed about the latest happenings on the Request Network.
## Usage
### **User Interface**
* **Search Bar:** Located at the top, allows you to search for specific requests or addresses.
* **Dashboard:** Provides an overview of network statistics and recent activity.
* **Requests:** View a list of recent requests with details like payee, payer, amount, and timestamp.
* **Payments:** View a list of recent payments with details like blockchain transactions, amounts, fees, and timestamps.
* **Address:** View information about individual addresses, including their requests and payments.
* **Request:** View information about individual requests, including their details and table with actions and payments.
### **Searching for Data**
* **Request:** Enter a request ID in the search bar to view its details.
* **Address:** Enter an address to see its requests and payment history.
### Demo Video
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Request Scan Demo Video
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