dVPN TICSScan

Introduction

Qubetics dVPN is a decentralized virtual private network (dVPN) built on the Qubetics blockchain, enabling users to browse the internet privately and securely by connecting to a global network of independent nodes. Unlike traditional VPNs that rely on centralized servers, Qubetics dVPN leverages nodes operated by service providers worldwide who share their internet bandwidth. In return, providers earn Qubetics tokens (TICS) as rewards. This decentralized approach ensures user data privacy, resists censorship, and prevents any single entity from controlling the network. The TICSScan provides a transparent interface to view blocks, transactions, dVPN sessions, and account activities, making it easy for users and providers to track network operations.

Block List Page

Requirement Specifications: The Block List Page shows all the blocks that are created on the Qubetics blockchain in order. Each block includes details such as block height, who created it (validator), when it was created (timestamp), how many transactions it has, and how much gas was used. For the dVPN system, this page also shows which blocks include dVPN-related data, such as user sessions. This helps users and service providers easily see and verify all activities happening on the Qubetics network.

Section	Description
Last Block	Displays the most recently produced block on the Qubetics blockchain. In the image, the latest block shown is 16,124,2323.
Top Validator (Last 24h)	Shows the validator that proposed the most blocks in the last 24 hours. Displayed in shortened format (e.g., 0i09...0Xccecc).
Block Time (Last 20 Blocks)	Shows the average time it took to produce the last 20 blocks. In the image, it’s 6 seconds, indicating the current block production speed.
Search Bar	Allows users to search by Txn Hash, Address, Block, Block Hash, or Service Provider account address to find detailed blockchain activity.
Block	Column showing block height (e.g., 4675653). Each row represents one block in the list.
Timestamp	Time when the block was created, shown in relative time (16s ago) and absolute time (Sept 28, 2024 04:14 am).
Block Hash	Unique cryptographic identifier of the block (e.g., 5EJCjQ_KawscSB). Helps verify data integrity and traceability.
Txn Count	Number of transactions included in each block.
Validator	The validator who proposed the block. In the image, it’s the same for all blocks shown: Qdh9043...8887.
Pagination	Allows users to navigate through multiple pages of block history (e.g., showing blocks from 90 to 180, page 2 selected).
Sort Option (Newest)	A dropdown that lets users toggle the block order, by Newest or Oldest first.

Block Detail Page

Requirement Specifications: The Block Detail Page shows all the technical information about a specific block on the chain. When you click on a block from the block list, this page gives a full breakdown of everything that happened in that block. It includes the block height, timestamp, proposer (validator who created the block), number of transactions, gas used, and the exact list of all transactions included in that block. This page is useful for anyone, developers, validators, or regular users who want to inspect what actions were recorded in that particular block, such as token transfers, staking, or dVPN activity like bandwidth usage and session logs.

Overview Tab

Section	Description
Block Hash	The block hash is like a digital fingerprint for the block. It’s a unique code that proves the block’s data is valid and hasn’t been changed. If even a small detail inside the block is altered, the hash will completely change. You can copy this hash to check or reference the block later.
Block Number	The block number shows the block’s place in the chain. For example, Block 512456 means it is the 512,456th block created. Each new block increases this number, making it easier to follow the order of events and find specific blocks.
Validator	The validator is the address of the person or node that created and confirmed the block. Validators keep the network secure by checking transactions and adding new blocks.
Timestamp	The timestamp shows exactly when the block was created, along with how long ago it happened. This helps users know how fast new blocks are being added and how quickly transactions are confirmed.
Txn Count	This shows the number of transactions inside the block. If the number is high, it means more activity happened at that time.

Transaction Details

Section	Description
Txn Hash	The transaction hash (Txn Hash) is a unique code given to each transaction. It acts like a digital receipt that you can use to track or verify the transaction anywhere on the blockchain.
From Address	This shows the wallet address that sent the transaction. It tells you who initiated the transfer of tokens.
To Address	This shows the wallet address that received the transaction. It identifies the destination of the tokens.
Value (TICS)	The value column shows the amount of TICS tokens transferred in the transaction. This helps users see exactly how many tokens moved between the sender and receiver.
Timestamp	Indicates the timestamp when this transaction was included in the block.

Transaction List Page

Requirement Specifications: This page gives users a full view of all recent transactions that happened on the Qubetics blockchain. It provides both summary statistics and detailed transaction information, helping users track network activity and dVPN usage in real-time.

Section	Description
Total Transactions	The total number of transactions that have occurred on the chain since it launched. This includes all actions like token transfers, staking, validator updates, and dVPN session records.
Transactions (Last 30 Days)	The number of transactions processed in the last 30 days. This helps measure the network’s overall activity and growth over time.
Active Accounts (Today)	Indicates how many unique wallet addresses interacted with the chain today (e.g., 12,577).

Table

This section lists the latest individual transactions in real time. Each row provides quick information about what happened in a specific transaction.

Section	Description
Txn Hash	A unique identifier (hash) for each transaction. You can click it to view full transaction details.
Type	Describes the action performed in the transaction, such as “Transfer”, “Mint”, “Burn”, “Start Request”, “End Request”, etc.
Block	Shows the block height in which the transaction was included (e.g., 4675653).
From	The sender’s wallet address or initiating entity in the transaction (e.g., 0x47865...4cB845). Noted: It’ll be blank for non-transfer actions like dVPN requests.
To	The receiver’s wallet address of this transaction (e.g., 0x47865...4c87i5). Noted: It’ll be blank for non-transfer actions like dVPN requests.
Timestamp	Shows when the transaction was confirmed e.g, (16s ago, Sept 28, 2024 04:14 am).
Txn Fee	Displays the transaction processing fee paid by the sender (e.g., 0.120 or, in some cases, a lower fee value).
Value (TICS)	The actual amount of tokens transferred in the transaction, shown in TICS (e.g., 0.000074655).
Status	Indicates the final outcome of the transaction: “Success”, “Failed”, or “Pending”. Each status is color-coded for easy visibility.
Sort Option (Newest)	Dropdown allowing users to reorder the list from “Newest” to “Oldest” transactions.
Pagination	Allows navigation across multiple pages of transactions.

Transaction Detail Page

Requirement Specifications: This page shows complete information about a single transaction, including the technical data, fees, gas used, and specific actions it performed, such as starting or ending a dVPN session.

Message Every transaction contains one or more messages, which define what the transaction is doing. In Qubetics dVPN, the key messages include Start Request and End Request.

End Request This message is sent when a user ends a dVPN session. Here's what each field means:

Section	Description
Type	The action type, such as MsgEndRequest, indicates it's ending a dVPN session.
From	The wallet address of the user who ended the session.
ID	A unique identifier for the dVPN session that ended. This ID helps link the start and end of the same session.
Rating	An optional field that may include a quality score or feedback for the dVPN node used during the session (if supported).

Start Request

This message is triggered when a user starts a new dVPN session.

Section	Description
Type	The action type, such as MsgStartRequest, indicates the start of a dVPN session.
From	The wallet address of the user initiating the session.
ID	A unique session ID is generated for tracking that particular dVPN session.
Address	The node address (provider) that the user connected to for the session. This is important to verify who hosted the session.

Event Logs

This page gives an overview of dVPN accounts that have interacted with the service provider’s node. It displays event logs for each session request, including both the Start Request (when a user initiates a session) and the End Request (when the session is terminated). Each event contains details such as the user's wallet address, the node address, session ID, subscription plan, and status (e.g., Pending or Completed). This data helps service providers and users track session activity, validate service usage, and ensure accurate billing and reporting within the Qubetics dVPN ecosystem.

Section	Description
#1 End Request	Represents the dVPN session termination recorded as part of the transaction.
Address	Wallet address associated with the event.
Id	Unique identifier for this specific request/event (e.g., 25238892).
Node Address	The address of the node that hosted the session being ended (e.g., qubenode1j0fewc...).
Plan Id	Indicates the plan or subscription tier used.
Status	Indicates whether the End Request has been fully processed or is still pending validation. Status: Pending Success Failed
Subscription Id	Unique identifier for the user’s active subscription (e.g., 935962).

Account List Page

Requirement Specifications: This page gives an overview of dVPN accounts (end users) that have interacted with the service provider’s node.

Account Summary Section

Section	Description
Daily Active Account	The number of unique wallet addresses that performed at least one transaction today. This shows how many users are interacting with the chain on a daily basis.
Weekly Active Account	The number of unique wallet addresses that have been active in the past 7 days.
Monthly Active Account	The number of unique wallet addresses that made at least one transaction in the last 30 days. This metric helps gauge overall community engagement.

Top Accounts

Shows the addresses that hold the most Qubetics tokens.

Section	Description
Address	The public blockchain wallet address of the account holder.
Amount	The total number of Qubetics tokens held by the address. This includes both available and staked tokens, if applicable.
Timestamp	The last time this balance information was refreshed. Useful to ensure data is recent.

Top Activators

Highlights addresses that are most active by transaction volume.

Section	Description
Address	The wallet address of the active user or smart contract.
Txn Count	The total number of transactions initiated by this address. It reflects how frequently this user interacts with the Qubetics blockchain, including dVPN sessions, staking, transfers, etc.

Account Detail Page

Requirement Specifications: The Address Detail Page displays everything about the selected wallet address. This page helps you track when you started or ended a VPN session, how much you paid as an end user, and whether the session was successful. It also shows other actions, like token transfers linked to your address. This page is useful for checking your activity, making sure everything went through correctly, and keeping a clear record of how you’ve used the Qubetics network.

Section	Description
Address Details	Displays the selected wallet address (e.g., qubetics1v7m7y...). This is the account whose transaction history is being shown.
Txn Hash	Unique identifier of each transaction. Clicking it opens detailed info for that transaction (e.g., 0x4786...4cB845).
Block	Shows the block number in which the transaction was recorded (e.g., 4675653).
Type	Indicates the action type performed, like Start Request (session started) or End Request (session ended).
Amount	Click on more to view the specific transaction start and end session details and also what plan was purchased.
Fee	The transaction fee paid, shown in TICS (e.g., 0.00234 TICS).
Timestamp	Shows when the transaction occurred, in relative terms (e.g., 4 days 21 hrs ago).
Status	Displays whether the transaction was “Success”, “Pending”, or “Failed”.

dVPN Nodes

This section shows the overall performance of the dVPN network. It includes the total number of dVPN providers, active providers, total users, and active users. It also displays the number of transactions carried out, the number of dVPN-specific transactions, and the current active session count. These stats give a quick overview of how the network is being used.

Total dVPN Providers	The total count of all node providers participating in the dVPN network.
Active Providers	Number of providers currently online and serving users in real time.
Total Users	The overall number of unique users who have ever connected to the dVPN.
Connected Users	Users who are currently connected and using the dVPN service.
Total dVPN	The cumulative number of transactions processed through the dVPN network.
Current Session Count	Total sessions started by users within the last 24 hours.
Countries	The count of countries in which dVPN node is hosted.
Txns (Last 24hrs)	The total number of transactions processed in the last 24 hours.
dVPN Address	A unique dVPN Address identifies each node in the list. This helps users and operators distinguish between different nodes within the network.
Country	The country field shows the geographical location where the node is hosted. This is important for users who prefer connecting to nodes in specific regions for better speed or compliance reasons.
Region	The region provides more precise location details within the country, such as a state or city. This helps users select the most suitable node based on proximity or regional availability.
Status	The status indicates whether a node is currently Active or Inactive. An active status means the node is online and available for connections, while inactive means the node is offline or not accessible at the moment.

dVPN Nodes Detail Page

This table provides a detailed record of all transactions linked to a dVPN node. It allows users and node operators to track when sessions start and end, the amount of TICS tokens earned, the exact time of each transaction, and whether the request was successful, pending, or failed. By reviewing this information, operators can monitor their node’s performance, earnings, and reliability in real time.

Node Name	This displays the node name/address.
Uptime History	This section shows how consistently the node has been active over a selected time period (e.g., 7 days). The graph displays uptime performance, helping operators track reliability and stability of their node.
Total Earnings	This shows the total amount of TICS tokens earned by the node since it started operating. It reflects the overall revenue generated from providing bandwidth to users.
24hrs Earnings	This indicates how much the node has earned in the last 24 hours. It helps operators monitor short-term performance and daily revenue trends.
Total Users	This displays the total number of users who have used the node so far. It highlights the popularity and demand for that particular node.
Active Users	This shows how many users are currently connected to the node in real time. It gives an immediate view of active usage.
Last Checked In	This shows the last time the node checked in or synced with the network. It helps operators confirm if the node is up to date or has been inactive.
Recent Sessions	This indicates the most recent user session that was established through the node, along with the time since it happened.
Txn Hash	This is a unique identifier for each transaction on the blockchain. It’s like a digital receipt ID that lets you look up the details of that transaction. Each hash is clickable or copyable so you can explore it further on the explorer.
Block	This shows the block number where the transaction was recorded. Since every block contains a group of transactions, this helps identify exactly where the transaction sits on the chain.
Type	The type tells you whether the request is a Start Request (when a dVPN session begins) or an End Request (when the session finishes). This helps track the usage lifecycle of a node.
Amount	This column shows the amount of TICS tokens involved in the transaction. For example, in this table, each entry shows 0.00234 TICS, which represents the fee or earnings per request.
Fee	This shows the transaction fee charged for processing that request. In this case, the fees are displayed as 0, meaning fee was in very less amount but the value is displayed upto 2 decimal value, but if you hover over it, you can view the exact fee.
Timestamp	This shows exactly when the transaction took place. It includes both the relative time (e.g., “16s ago”) and the exact date and time (e.g., Sept 28, 2024, 04:14 am). This makes it easy to track activity in real time.
Status	The status shows whether the transaction was successful, pending, or failed. Success (green): The transaction was processed and confirmed on the blockchain. Pending (yellow): The transaction is still waiting to be confirmed. Failed (red): The transaction was not completed due to an error or rejection.