# Transactions

It displays a list of the most recent transactions from top to bottom. Refresh the page for an updated list.

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#### TX HASH

Unique identifier of transactions.

To see details, click on the hash.

A red exclamation mark appears next to “TX HASH” if the transaction fails.

#### BLOCK

This is the number of the block in which the transaction was executed.

You can view block details by clicking on the block number.

#### **DATE TIME (LOCAL/UTC) / AGE**

Pressing the “Date Time” tab will change the displayed time.

* DATE TIME: Displays when the transaction was executed in local time or UTC.
* AGE: Time since the transaction was executed.

#### **FROM -> TO**

"FROM" is the sender address of the transaction, and "TO" is the recipient address of the transaction. If it is a contract, it is named, and a file icon is displayed next to the address. Clicking on the address will redirect you to the account or contract details.

#### **METHOD/METHODSIG**

This is the function identified in the input data of a transaction. The method name is displayed if it is a recognizable or well-known function. In the case of unidentified functions, the method signature is displayed.

#### **TX TYPE**

The type of transaction. You can view filtered transactions of a specific type using the “TX TYPE” tab.

#### **AMOUNT (KLAY)**

The amount of funds transferred through the transaction.

#### **TX FEE (KLAY)**

The actual fee incurred for executing the transaction.


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