BTQ Explorer Transaction Lookup

Here's the adapted guide for the BTQ Explorer Transaction Lookup

BTQ Explorer Transaction Lookup

A transaction can be looked up by providing the transaction hash to the BTQ Explorer search bar or by clicking on the txhash in a block or address lookup.

This lookup provides detailed information on the transaction and will vary depending on the type of transaction.

INFO: A transaction hash is a hexadecimal string that is unique to that transaction. Example txhash - 269f1f53a87dcaa87aa27ca6abf945109abf5d11cf28a6e3f9dae6bc73a2e606.

For a detailed list of transaction types and their usage, see the developer documentation.

Transaction Details

At the top of the transaction search screen is a list of general information related to the transaction that was queried.

• Confirmations: Example - 2579730 confirmations - Number of blocks that have been confirmed since the transaction was minted.

• Block: Example - 15 - Block number from the transaction.

• Nonce: Example - 16 - Nonce the transaction used.

• OTS Key: Example - 12 - The One Time Signature Key used from the sending address.

• Fee: Example - 0.0005 Quanta - Amount of BTQ that was used to submit the transaction.

• Size: Example - 19 Bytes - Size of the transaction in the block.

• Status: Example - OK - Status of the sent transaction.

• Time: Example - 6:16 26 Jun 2018 - Time the transaction was sent and minted onto the chain.

Transaction Information

Detailed transaction information is shown below for the transaction that was queried. This includes the type of transaction, sending BTQ address, receiving BTQ address, and amount sent for a typical transfer.

The large amount sent will also show a value in USD underneath; this is the current estimated value of the amount of BTQ transferred, not the historical value at the time of transfer.

Additional information is shown in the meta tab. This is the detailed information that has been simplified and presented on the page above. Most of the time, there is no need to view this data; however, there is no sensitive information contained within.

This guide ensures you can effectively use the BTQ Block Explorer to look up and understand the details of BTQ transactions.