What is transaction hash and how to find it? - Freewallet (2024)
Transaction hash (txid)is an identifier used to uniquely identify a particular transaction. All on-chain transactions (the transactions from or to external addresses) have a uniquetxidthat can be seen in transaction details. A transaction hash usually looks like a random set of letters and numbers. All on-chain transactions (depositing and withdrawing of funds) have a uniquetxidthat can be found in transaction details.
In Freewallet apps
Tap on a transaction -> Search forHashin the list -> Check your transaction in the blockchain.
In other services
Get transaction details and search for something likeTransaction ID,TXID,Transaction Hashetc.
If you have one, you’ll need all the symbols after“tx/”. For example, in the link above the hash is0x2446f1fd773fbb9f080e674b60c6a033c7ed7427b8b9413cf28a2a4a6da9b56c
If you have any questions regarding a deposit or a withdrawal, it is always useful to provide the transaction hash. This way, a support team agent will be able to locate and check the status of the transaction.
You can find a hash in Details. In Freewallet, you have the History tab on the main page, so it should be easy to find a hash. When using other services, first go to the transaction details, and then search for something like Transaction ID, TXID, Transaction Hash etc.
To locate a transaction hash/hash ID, there are a few options available to you. If you have a cryptocurrency wallet, you can check it for the transaction hash. Alternatively, you can use a blockchain explorer to search for the transaction hash.
1. Go to the Activity tab and click on the transaction you are interested in. 2. Copy Transaction Hash clicking on Copy transaction ID link or View on block explorer.
A transaction hash/ID (often abbreviated as tx hash or txn hash) is a unique identifier, similar to a receipt, that serves as proof that a transaction was validated and added to the blockchain.
A Transaction Hash (Tx Hash), also known as Transaction ID (TxID), is the unique address of a transaction in a blockchain that acts as a record or proof that the transaction has taken place. It consists of alphanumeric characters, usually digits and lowercase letters (uppercase in the case of XRP).
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