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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.

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.

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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