Your keys stay yours.
Paste a public address or share one from your wallet. Satquay never asks to sign, send, or approve a spend.
Balances, confirmations and the cost of your next move.
Read the network. Keep the keys.
Bitcoin is yours to hold.
Understanding it should be just as direct. Satquay brings an address, its activity and the network around it into one quiet view.
No account. No seed phrase. No transaction permission.
Useful information, with a clear boundary between observing and acting.
Paste a public address or share one from your wallet. Satquay never asks to sign, send, or approve a spend.
Balances and transactions come from Bitcoin network data. Follow every result back to its source.
Set a threshold, save a watch, export a snapshot. Clear your local data whenever you choose.
One address. The details that change what you do next.
Confirmed balances, signed pending change, recent transactions and unspent outputs. The public picture, in one place.
A fee target, incoming or outgoing activity, a first confirmation. Keep the app open and visible to watch for changes.
See current fee estimates and the latest block height before opening your wallet.
Open the public transaction record. Distinguish pending activity from confirmed history.
Save addresses locally, create a watch plan and export a portable record of what you observed.
A Bitcoin public address is all you need. Your wallet remains in your control.
Check an addressFive steps. No signature along the way.
Paste a Bitcoin mainnet address. Legacy, SegWit and Taproot addresses are supported.
See confirmed balance, signed pending change, transaction history and unspent outputs.
Compare public fee estimates and check the network's current block height.
Save an address and set a fee target. In-page alerts run while this app is open and visible.
Export your snapshot. Make any actual transaction separately in your own wallet.
Explore where a little context can make a difference.

See an incoming transaction, distinguish pending from confirmed and follow the confirmation count back to the explorer.
A small interface over independently verifiable Bitcoin data.
Independent project. Not affiliated with Bitcoin Core, wallet providers or mempool.space.
Know what the observer can tell you—and what it cannot.
Network state changes. Refresh before relying on a result and verify important details independently.
Suggested sat/vB rates reflect current conditions. They cannot promise when a transaction will confirm.
Connecting a supported wallet shares an address. Satquay never requests transaction or message signatures.
Watch checks run while the page is open and visible. There is no background server or Telegram delivery in this release.
Address lookups are sent to the data provider. Use only an address you are comfortable querying.
This is a read-only observer. Sending, swapping, custody and automatic exits are not supported.
Saved addresses and plans stay in local storage. Clearing browser data removes them.
Provider outages and rate limits are shown as errors. Missing values are never replaced with invented data.
An address balance is not your entire wallet balance. Extended public keys and wallet discovery are not supported.
No subscription, token gate or wallet deposit to begin.
Satquay has no live token or paid tier. Bitcoin network fees only apply to transactions you make separately.
Turn public details into a useful observation routine.
Watch for a fee estimate at or below your chosen sat/vB threshold.
Set a targetWatch for new incoming or outgoing transactions in the address currently in view.
Watch an addressKeep unconfirmed transactions separate from the confirmed record.
Read activitySee the confirmation count, including the block that first recorded the transaction.
Follow a transactionSee the individual outputs behind the current public address balance.
Explore UTXOsSave a snapshot for your own records and compare it later.
Export a recordIt reads public Bitcoin data for an address and shows balances, transactions, unspent outputs, fee estimates and block height. You can save addresses, create watch plans and export your observations.
No. Paste a Bitcoin mainnet address to start. Optional supported wallet access only shares the selected public address; no signature or spend approval is requested.
No. Satquay cannot sign, transfer, swap, freeze or automatically exit a position. Use your own wallet for transactions. An alert is information, not protection or a guarantee.
Public Bitcoin data is provided by mempool.space. Source links let you inspect it independently. The app clearly reports data errors and shows when a snapshot was refreshed.
No. This release checks for changes while the app is open and visible. Saved plans remain in your browser, but server-side monitoring and external delivery are not active.
Your watchlist and settings are stored locally in your browser. Address requests are sent to the public data provider. Satquay does not ask for private keys, seed phrases or a login.
Read the network. Keep the keys.