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# Adding Your SS58 Account to GANscan Explorer

To keep track of your validator activity, wallet balance, or on-chain transactions, you can connect your SS58 account to the official GAN CHAIN block explorer GANscan. Here's how to get started in just a few steps.<br>

## Step 1: Visit GANscan Explorer

* Open your browser and head over to: <https://ganscan.gpu.net>

## Step 2: Connect Your Account

Upon visiting the site, you'll see an account connection request popup.

* This request comes from the GANscan interface attempting to connect with your Polkadot{.js} extension
* Choose your SS58 address (the one you created earlier) and click Allow Access or Yes.

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