Crypto Transaction Checker
Paste a transaction hash to see whether it succeeded, how many confirmations it has and what it moved, read straight from the blockchain.
Swapped with ShadowSwap?
This checker only reads the public blockchain and can't see orders. Your order page shows the deposit ShadowSwap detected, its confirmations and the payout. Open it with the order ID from your swap link.
How to use it
- Pick the network the transaction was sent on. The same hash format is used by several networks, so the choice matters.
- Paste the transaction hash (also called TXID or signature) from your wallet or the sender.
- Read the status and confirmations. "Final" means the chain treats it as irreversible, or that it has as many confirmations as ShadowSwap requires on that network.
Frequently asked questions
The hash is sent once to a public blockchain provider to read the transaction and is not logged or stored. The checker does not look at ShadowSwap orders, so the answer is the same whether or not the transaction paid a swap.
Usually the wrong network is selected: an Ethereum hash looks exactly like a BNB Chain or Polygon hash. A transaction that was just broadcast can also take a few seconds to reach the provider, and on Tron a transaction only appears once it is in a block.
It depends on the network and on who receives the funds. ShadowSwap credits deposits after a set number of confirmations per network, listed in the network guide; exchanges and wallets set their own thresholds.
Token amounts are shown for tokens whose contract and decimals ShadowSwap has verified. For any other token, open the block explorer link to see the transfer.
Not yet: there is no public Zcash data provider configured. Use a Zcash block explorer to check a Zcash transaction.