# OPEN Ticket Explorer

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The beauty of onchain ticketing data is the transparency and accountability it affords in allowing anyone around the world to see real-time tickets being issued. We do this through our Sub Graph in collaboration with The Graph - which powers our Ticket Explorer.

On the Ticket Explorer you can see top level statistics on the amount of onchain tickets issued through OPEN on a year, month and weekly basis.

Below you can see individual tickets being sold by OPEN ticketing integrators along with the various states that these tickets go through, such as being sold, re-sold, scanned and invalidated.

You can visit the explorer on [explore.onopen.xyz](https://explore.onopen.xyz/)


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