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Transaction View

Click a transaction line on the canvas to open its details. The view shows what moved, between whom, when, and at what cost.

What it shows

  • Total amount moved by the transaction.
  • Fee paid.
  • Date the transaction was included in the blockchain.
  • Inputs and outputs: addresses or entities, depending on the graph type.
  • Currency: switch between the asset’s own units and fiat.
  • Transaction hash, with one-click copy.

Actions available from the view:

  • Colour: give this transaction’s line a custom colour on the canvas.
  • Check bridge: test whether the transaction moved funds to another chain. See Bridge analysis.
  • Connections: open the Connections view for the two objects involved.
  • Delete: remove the transaction from the canvas.

In an address graph, Connections considers only addresses that are not part of an entity.

Bitcoin and other UTXO chains

A UTXO transaction can have many senders and many recipients, so the view lists both sides with a count, and lets you add input or output addresses to the graph directly from the list.

What the two sides show depends on the graph type:

  • Entity graph: the entities behind the addresses.
  • Address graph: the individual addresses.
A Bitcoin transaction in an entity graph
Entity graph
A Bitcoin transaction in an address graph
Address graph

EVM chains and Tron

One sender, one recipient, so the view is simpler. Connections works the same way.

The other account-based chains use this view too: Avalanche, XDC Network, ADI Chain, Mirasmanda, TON and Stellar. Every operation in a Stellar transaction is a transfer of its own under the shared hash, and every message in a TON trace is a transaction with its own hash.

An EVM transaction

Merged transactions

In merged mode, a line stands for every transaction between the same two objects. Clicking it lists them all; pick one to see its details. If only one transaction is behind the line, its details open directly. A transfer to itself shows its amount on its own, beside the object; clicking that amount does what clicking the line does.

The list offers:

  • Total of all transactions between the two objects.
  • Sort by date or amount.
  • Connections: the Connections view for the pair.
  • Colour for the merged line.
  • Delete all: remove every transaction in the list from the canvas.
The list behind a merged transaction line
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