How to verify a transaction on the TRON network
You can verify a TRON transaction by pasting its hash into TRONSCAN. Confirm the SUCCESS status and that the details match your records, then save the record.
Vahe HakobyanEditor-in-chief
Updated Oct 6, 20263 min readFact-checked
On this page
- Find the transaction hash in your wallet history before you open an explorer.
- TRONSCAN shows only TRON network transactions, not other chains.
- A SUCCESS status and later blocks confirm the transaction.
- Check energy and bandwidth if the status is pending or failed.
- Save the transaction ID and details for your records.
You can verify a transaction on the TRON network by pasting its hash into a block explorer. The check takes a few minutes and needs no account.
What to know before you start
Start in your wallet's transaction history, not on the explorer. Every TRON transfer gets a transaction hash, often called a TxID. The hash is a long string that identifies one transaction, not your wallet address. Copy it exactly and note the sender, receiver, amount, token, and time.
How to verify a TRON transaction
Open TRONSCAN, the explorer the TRON Foundation launched in March 2018, or another TRON block explorer. Paste the transaction hash into the search bar and open the result. The explorer shows the status, block, sender, receiver, amount, token, and timestamp.
- 1Open the explorerGo to TRONSCAN or another TRON block explorer.
- 2Paste the transaction hashEnter the TxID into the search bar and open the transaction page.
- 3Check the statusLook for a SUCCESS status and a block number with later blocks built on top.
- 4Match the detailsCompare the sender, receiver, amount, token, and timestamp with your wallet record.
- 5Handle pending or failedIf the status is pending or failed, check your energy and bandwidth and the network status.
- 6Verify a TRC-20 transferFor TRC-20 tokens, check the token contract on the explorer. Developers can query transfer history with the TronGrid API.
What to do after verifying
After the details match, save the proof. US tax rules treat crypto as property, so you may need these details when you file. Wallet support often asks for the transaction hash when you report a missing transfer.
Frequently asked questions
A pending TRON transaction has not been included in a block yet. This usually happens when you lack energy or bandwidth, or when the network is busy.
No. TRON transactions are generally irreversible once confirmed, so wallet support cannot undo one.
Paste the hash into TRONSCAN and look for the token name and contract address. The explorer shows the amount and the receiving address for TRC-20 transfers.
