🔎 Transaction lookup • ⚡ Fast UI • 🔒 Browser-side check

Transaction Status Checker

Check Ethereum transaction status using a transaction hash. View pending, confirmed, or failed state, confirmations, fee paid, gas used, value transferred, and more.

Status

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Pending, confirmed, failed, or not found.

Confirmations

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Blocks since the transaction was included.

Fee Paid

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Estimated fee paid in ETH.

Mode

Ready

Shows the latest lookup state.

Transaction Lookup

Paste an Ethereum transaction hash to check its current status.

Ready

Transaction Hash

Network

Live result

Updates when you check a transaction hash

Enter a transaction hash and click Check Status.

Formula: fee paid = gas used × effective gas price

Block Number

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The block that included the transaction.

Current Block

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Used to estimate confirmations.

Gas Used

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Gas consumed by the transaction.

Effective Gas Price

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Effective gas price from the receipt when available.

Transfer Details

From

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Value

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Transaction Details

Hash

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Nonce

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Last Updated

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This checker uses public Ethereum RPC endpoints from your browser. If one endpoint is slow or unavailable, the tool tries a fallback automatically.

Pending vs confirmed

If a transaction is found but has no receipt yet, it is typically still pending. Once a receipt appears and a block is assigned, it is confirmed or failed.

Fee calculation

For confirmed transactions, the fee is estimated from gas used multiplied by effective gas price from the receipt.

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FAQ

What does this transaction checker show?

This tool shows whether an Ethereum transaction is pending, confirmed, or failed, along with confirmations, block number, sender, recipient, value, gas used, and fee paid.

Can this checker show pending transactions?

Yes. If a transaction exists but does not yet have a receipt or block confirmation, it is shown as pending.

Does this tool run in the browser?

Yes. The lookup runs from your browser using public Ethereum RPC endpoints.