Review your Transactions on MaxxChain Explorer
Reviewing transactions made on the MaxxChain blockchain explorer involves following these steps:
1. Access MaxxChain Explorer:
Open your web browser and go to https://explorer.maxxchain.org
2. Search for the Transaction:
In the MaxxChain Explorer search bar, enter the transaction hash or wallet address you want to review and press Enter. The transaction hash is a unique identifier for each transaction on the blockchain, and the wallet address is the MaxxChain address of the sender or recipient.
4. Explore Transaction Details:
After entering the transaction hash or wallet address, MaxxChain Explorer will display details of the transaction. Here are some key sections you might want to explore:
Transaction Overview: This section provides general information about the transaction, including the transaction hash, block number, timestamp, and gas used.
From and To Addresses: MaxxChain Explorer will show the addresses of the sender (From) and the recipient (To) involved in the transaction.
Transaction Fee (Gas Fee): You can see the gas fee paid for the transaction, which is the cost of executing the transaction on the MaxxChain network.
Transaction Status: The status will indicate whether the transaction is successful, failed, or pending.
Input Data (if applicable): If the transaction involves a smart contract interaction, you may see input data, which represents the function and parameters executed in the contract.
Event Logs (if applicable): If the transaction emits any events from a smart contract, they will be displayed in this section.
Internal Transactions (if applicable): MaxxChain Explorer will show any internal transactions triggered by the main transaction. These are transactions that occur within smart contracts during the execution of the main transaction.
5. Verify Contract Source Code (if applicable):
If the transaction interacts with a smart contract and the contract source code is available and verified on MaxxChain Explorer, you can review it for transparency and security. Click on the "Contract" tab to access the contract code.
6. Review Token Transfers (if applicable):
If the transaction involves the transfer of tokens, you can see the details of the token transfer in the "Token Transfers" section. It will display the token's contract address, the sender, recipient, and the amount transferred.
7. Check for Further Transactions (if applicable):
If you want to review additional transactions related to a particular address or smart contract, you can use the navigation links on MaxxChain Explorer to view "All Transactions" or "Internal Transactions" associated with that address or contract.
Remember that transactions on the blockchain are immutable, meaning they cannot be altered or deleted once confirmed. Always verify the details and thoroughly review transactions before making any decisions based on the information provided by a blockchain explorer.
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