Blocksfinity vs Bloks
Last updated: September 20, 2026
Summary
Bloks.io is a long-standing Antelope / EOS explorer people already know for account, transaction, and contract lookup. Blocksfinity is also a non-custodial Vaulta explorer, and it adds free account alerts, passkey account create paths, REX, resource tools, multisig, and recovery flows in the same product. This page does not rank either product by traffic or market share.
Lookup
Both products look up accounts, blocks, and transactions. If you only need familiar chain lookup, Bloks remains a solid choice. Blocksfinity lookup starts at /explore.
Live product surface
After you connect a wallet or passkey, Blocksfinity keeps alerts, REX, PowerUp, RAM, transfers, voting, and multisig beside the explorer. You prove alert subscriptions with a signature that cannot move funds. See alerts guide and REX guide.
Recovery
Blocksfinity cannot reset lost keys. Recovery uses passkey rebind, a wallet that still controls the account, or an offline owner key. Recover guide.
When to use which
Stay on Bloks if you only want a familiar explorer. Use Blocksfinity when you want alerts on an account, passkey create, or wallet tools next to search. Many operators keep both bookmarks. Also see vs Unicove and vs Anchor.
Questions people ask
Is Blocksfinity a replacement for Bloks?
Blocksfinity is a non-custodial Vaulta explorer plus alerts and wallet toolkit. Bloks is a widely used Antelope explorer. Many people use both: Bloks for familiar lookup, Blocksfinity when they want alerts, passkey create, or in-product wallet tools.
Does Blocksfinity custody keys like a hosted wallet?
No. Blocksfinity does not hold deposits, seed phrases, or passkeys, and cannot reset lost access.
What does Blocksfinity add beyond a classic explorer?
Free account alerts after a one-time signature, passkey-friendly account create paths, REX and resource tools, multisig, and recovery flows, next to search and chain lookup.