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Last updated 3 months ago

Token Module displays information about transactions for Non-Fungible Tokens performed on the blockchain network. User can click on the transaction link to see more details about it:

  • Tx. Hash

    Unique identifier for a specific transaction. Clicking on a transaction hash provides access to the transaction details page.

  • Age

    It indicates the duration since the token contract was created or deployed on the blockchain. It might provide insight into how long the token has been in existence.

  • From

    Wallet address from which the transaction is sent or executed.

  • To

    Wallet or contract address to which the transaction is received or with which it is interacted.

  • Token Id

    It displays numerical or alphanumeric code that distinguishes one token from another. Each token issued on a blockchain usually has a unique Token ID associated with its smart contract.

  • Method

    Function executed based on decoded input data. If the function is unidentified, the method ID is displayed.

  • Details

    This could encompass details about the token's purpose, use case, smart contract parameters, the team behind the token, and any additional features or functionalities.

    • View NFT Users can click "View NFT" to see more details about the specific NFT. See details below.


View NFT

Click "View NFT" on the Token Module page to see more details about the specific NFT involved with any given transaction:

  • Owner

    This address signifies the current possessor of the token. It is the wallet address holding the specified token.

  • Contract Address

    This address is associated with the smart contract governing the token. The smart contract defines the rules and logic guiding the token's behavior on the blockchain.

  • Creator

    This address represents the originator of the token. It is the wallet address that initiated the minting or creation of the token.

  • Token ID

    This number uniquely identifies the specific instance of the token within the assigned smart contract. Every token minted within a contract has its distinct Token ID.

  • Token Standard

    This indicates the standard employed for this particular token.

  • Location

    The meaning of this field can vary based on the context or the blockchain explorer being used.

  • Mint Time

    This field typically displays the timestamp or date and time when the token was minted or created.


Item Activity

See historical transactions for a particular NFT:

  • Transaction Hash

    A unique identifier for the transaction on the blockchain. This hash allows users to trace and review the details of the specific transaction.

  • Sender and Receiver Details

    Information about the sender and receiver involved in the transaction. This helps users identify the parties participating in the transfer of the NFT.

  • Token ID

    A distinctive identifier assigned to the specific NFT within the associated smart contract. Each NFT instance has a unique Token ID.

  • Method

    The method refers to the action or function performed in the transaction. It could indicate actions such as transfer, purchase, or other operations related to the NFT.