🔥 Essential Wallet and Security Know-How: Block Explorers
Block explorers only read publicly available on-chain data. You don’t need to connect your wallet to look up a transaction. If a website requires you to connect your wallet just to view information, it’s probably a fake.
If your withdrawal is taking a long time to arrive, you can first use the transaction hash to check its status and confirmation count, then decide whether to contact customer support.
To look up the $ETH transfer, use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to view the record.
If you find this useful, save it so you can look it up later.
#ETH
Block explorers only read publicly available on-chain data. You don’t need to connect your wallet to look up a transaction. If a website requires you to connect your wallet just to view information, it’s probably a fake.
If your withdrawal is taking a long time to arrive, you can first use the transaction hash to check its status and confirmation count, then decide whether to contact customer support.
To look up the $ETH transfer, use an Ethereum block explorer. Search for the transaction hash or address to view the record.
If you find this useful, save it so you can look it up later.
#ETH
