Wallets and Security | How to Verify a Transaction Using a Block Explorer?
Records on the blockchain are public. Anyone with an address can view its balance and transaction history on a block explorer.
Block explorers only read public on-chain data, so you don't need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a page requires you to connect a wallet just to view information, it's probably a fake.
To look up the transfer of $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to see the details. Current amount: 2225.6.
Revoke permissions you no longer need promptly, and avoid keeping long-term permissions on your account.
Records on the blockchain are public. Anyone with an address can view its balance and transaction history on a block explorer.
Block explorers only read public on-chain data, so you don't need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a page requires you to connect a wallet just to view information, it's probably a fake.
To look up the transfer of $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to see the details. Current amount: 2225.6.
Revoke permissions you no longer need promptly, and avoid keeping long-term permissions on your account.
