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# LIBERTY SCAN

LibertyScan is Liberty Swap's own transaction explorer, available at [scan.libertyswap.finance](https://scan.libertyswap.finance). It gives you a way to look up and review cross-chain swap and bridge activity processed through the protocol, without needing to piece it together from a general-purpose block explorer on each individual chain.

You may also see this tool referred to as the **Liberty Swap Explorer** - for example, on the Transaction Export page. LibertyScan and the Liberty Swap Explorer are the same tool, at the same address; this page uses the name shown on the site itself.

#### Why LibertyScan Exists

As explained in Supported Operations, Liberty Swap is deliberately data-minimal: the **Order ID** shown after a standard swap is a temporary, non-identifying reference that expires after 24 hours, and Liberty Swap does not store transaction hashes, wallet addresses, or execution metadata off-chain once a swap has settled. That design protects your privacy, but it also means Liberty Swap itself keeps no long-term internal record you can query after the fact.

LibertyScan fills that gap. Instead of relying on Liberty Swap to retain a private record of your activity, LibertyScan reads and presents the same information that is already public on-chain - organized specifically around Liberty Swap routes and fills, so you don't have to cross-reference multiple chains' explorers by hand.