Transaction Details
This method allows you to retrieve details for a specific transaction using its hash.
Method Signature
async getTransactionDetails(config: TransactionDetailsConfig): Promise<TransactionDetailResponse>Parameters
config: TransactionDetailsConfig - An object with the following properties:
network:Network(required) - The network used for transactions.transactionHash:string(required) - The transaction hash to look up.walletToken:string(required) - The wallet token of the wallet to get the transaction details for.refreshToken:string(optional) - The refresh token for authentication. Use this if you want to allow SDK automatically refresh the wallet token.
Returns
Promise<TransactionDetailResponse> - An object containing the transaction details.
Example Usage
const transactionDetail = await sdk.wallet.getTransactionDetails({
network: Network.ETHEREUM,
transactionHash: '0x44222fb6d2c4e4c7fff099f33b92acb7899e55d6a470d5b92906642f9da14349',
walletToken: 'your-wallet-token',
refreshToken: 'your-refresh-token' // Optional
});
console.log(transactionDetail);Response Example
{
"transactionDetail": {
"_type": "TransactionReceipt",
"blockHash": "0xad2025a00b6eb0a3c60e01dc4e2517c7f32277dfba8af9e92b56c1b5dc9d67e6",
"blockNumber": 21136542,
"contractAddress": null,
"cumulativeGasUsed": "12572215",
"from": "0x95222290DD7278Aa3Ddd389Cc1E1d165CC4BAfe5",
"gasPrice": "20781380515",
"gasUsed": "21000",
"hash": "0x44222fb6d2c4e4c7fff099f33b92acb7899e55d6a470d5b92906642f9da14349",
"index": 149,
"logs": [],
"logsBloom": "0x0000...",
"status": 1,
"to": "0xcDA9D71bdfAe59b89Cee131eD3079f8AC4c77062"
},
"walletToken": "your-new-wallet-token",
"refreshToken": "your-new-refresh-token"
}ℹ️
The SDK will automatically refresh the wallet token and return the new wallet token and refresh token if the refresh token is provided.
Additional Information
- This method requires a valid wallet token in the SDK configuration.
- The transaction hash must be a valid hash for the specified network.
- The response includes detailed information about the transaction's execution and its placement in the blockchain.
For more information, see the Xellar Transaction Detail API Documentation (opens in a new tab).