Transaction hash provides a way to uniquely identify and refer to a transaction on a blockchain, often serves as a proof of transaction, confirming that the transaction was made.
Clicking on the transaction hash or searching the transaction hash in {{explorer}} will bring you to the transactions details page.
This article will help you to navigate through a Transaction Details page on {{explorer}}.
1. Signature: A signature (or a TxHash) is an unique 88 character identifier that is generated whenever a transaction was executed.
2. Block: Number of block in which the transaction is recorded. Block confirmations indicate how many blocks have been added since the transaction was conducted.
3. Timestamp: The date and time in which the transaction is conducted.
4. Result: The final result of a transaction.
5. Signer: The authorization party of the transaction.
6. Transaction Actions: A parsed summary of the transaction, giving users a concise and comprehensive overview.
7. Fee: Amount paid to process the transaction in {{coin}} and fiat value.
8. Priority Fee: An amount of optional fee to enable user with optimal transactions scheduling.
9. Compute Units Consumed: A measure of the requests needed to carry out a transaction.
10. Transaction Version: Information about the transaction format involving the transaction.
11. Previous Block Hash: Reference to the last Proof of History hash of the block.