The other person says, “I’ve already transferred it to you,” and sends you a screenshot. How can you verify whether it’s real?
First, here’s what it means: Search for the transaction hash in a blockchain explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and block number.
Why this works: Screenshots and chat records can be faked. Data in a blockchain explorer comes directly from the blockchain, so check the on-chain record to verify whether a transfer really happened.
To check the $ETH transfer, use an Ethereum blockchain explorer and enter the transaction hash or address to view the details.
Don’t click links from unknown sources, and check carefully what you’re authorizing before granting permission.
#ETH
First, here’s what it means: Search for the transaction hash in a blockchain explorer to see the transaction status, sender address, recipient address, amount, fee, and block number.
Why this works: Screenshots and chat records can be faked. Data in a blockchain explorer comes directly from the blockchain, so check the on-chain record to verify whether a transfer really happened.
To check the $ETH transfer, use an Ethereum blockchain explorer and enter the transaction hash or address to view the details.
Don’t click links from unknown sources, and check carefully what you’re authorizing before granting permission.
#ETH
