What can you do with that long string of characters (TxID) in your withdrawal history?
Here’s how I understand it: a block explorer only displays public on-chain data, and you don’t need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a webpage asks you to connect your wallet before you can view it, it’s probably a fake.
Enter the transaction hash in a block explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and block.
To look up the transfer $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to see the details. Current price: 2235.06.
Here’s how I understand it: a block explorer only displays public on-chain data, and you don’t need to connect a wallet to look up a transaction. If a webpage asks you to connect your wallet before you can view it, it’s probably a fake.
Enter the transaction hash in a block explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and block.
To look up the transfer $ETH , you can use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to see the details. Current price: 2235.06.