How do I check a blockchain transaction?

To check blockchain transactions, you can use blockchain explorers like blockchair or etherscan. Simply enter the transaction hash or wallet address to view transaction details, including the sender, recipient, amount, and timestamp. Are Blockchain Transactions Traceable? Yes, blockchain transactions are traceable.

Why do we need to verify the integrity of blockchain transactions?

Blockchain technology has revolutionized the way we conduct transactions by providing a secure and transparent system. However, as with any transaction, it is essential to verify the integrity of blockchain transactions. By doing so, we can ensure the accuracy, protect against fraudulent activities, and build trust within the blockchain network.

What if my transaction status shows 'Fail' on the blockchain?

The recipient or the platform you are depositing to is unable to assist you in this situation. For example, if you’re depositing to Binance and the transaction status shows “Fail” on the blockchain, please contact the platform you initiated the transfer.

What happens when a transaction is added to a blockchain?

Miners (for systems like Bitcoin) or validators (for systems like Ethereum, Avalanche, and Polygon) check this transaction and put it in a new block of transactions. When this block is added to the blockchain, the transaction gets its first confirmation. Every new block added after your transaction gives another confirmation.