Public chain state.
Latest public block height.
Public data freshness against live RPC.
Retention and serving posture.
Witness and verification posture.
Receipt export posture.
BIGHT intake.
BIGHT-priced upload lane.
Extended status matrixChain, storage, handoff, invoice, and refusal labels for deeper checks.
Observed network label.
Latest ABCI app height.
Catching-up label.
Browser chain refresh cadence.
Public evidence feed.
Effective usable capacity.
Usage and replica reservations.
Public query posture.
Snapshot/export posture.
Boundary lane status.
Blocked fallback paths are receipted.
Public count of refusal evidence.
Lawful work claim lane.
Runs by epoch, not block.
Quiet persistence cadence.
Public count.
Waiting for handoff or acknowledgement.
Retry state is recorded.
Payment receipts accepted.
Live and cached status
The page separates live RPC labels from the cached public snapshot so stale data does not masquerade as chain truth.
Browser-side chain labels refresh from the public RPC path.
The static JSON feed is compared against live chain height.
Latest public generated timestamp.
Public intake payment and work-lane status.
Condition labelsOutcome labels, not private mechanics or production claims.
Receipt and authority postureReceipt metadata can be public; payloads and downstream meaning stay bounded.
Awaiting live data
Awaiting live data
How to read this page
Infra status is a product readiness surface: it tells you which action lanes are usable, stale, pending, or receipt-gated.
Fresh public labels for memory, proof, storage, receipts, query, exports, and service handoff.
Staged or pending labels mean a lane is visible but not making a service claim yet.
Stale, unavailable, or failed labels should be read as a public observation issue until refreshed.
IBC, ICA, and Interop are not claimed live until relayer evidence and scoped packet handling are visible.
The original receipt is included with the work. Later proof, reissue, reconstruction, retention, linkage, and challenge work are Infra memory services.
Receipt metadata can be queryable while private payload bodies stay redacted unless the source marks them public.
Independent checks
Readable cards come first. Machine-readable files remain available for indexers, reviewers, and independent snapshots.
