Reading transactions
An explorer shows public transaction, block and address data. Start with the network that matches the wallet and application you used.
Find the transaction
Paste the transaction hash into the explorer search field. A hash identifies one submitted transaction; an address identifies an account and can show its activity. Treat both as public information.
Read the status and details
Check whether the transaction succeeded, then compare the sender, recipient, assets, amount and fee with what you intended. A transaction can be included in a block even when its requested contract action did not succeed.
Check the right network
Addresses can look similar across networks. Confirm the selected network before relying on a balance or transaction result. For cross-chain activity, inspect the source and destination records separately.
Share safely
A transaction hash or public address may be useful for support, but a seed phrase, private key and wallet recovery data should never be entered into an explorer or sent to another person.