If you are wondering what is the long form of TXN hash and How to find TXNID in Metamask, this article will help you. Today we will discuss about TXN Hash and How to find TXNID.
What is TXN hash?
TXN hash long form is the Transaction Hash. A transaction hash (txid) is an identifier used to uniquely identify a specific transaction. All on-chain transactions (transactions to or from external addresses) have a unique txid, which can be seen in the transaction details. A transaction hash usually looks like a random set of letters and numbers. All on-chain transactions (deposits and withdrawals) have a unique txid which can be found in the transaction details.
How to find TXNID in MetaMask?
Every transaction on the blockchain is assigned a unique transaction ID, also known as a transaction hash. Often, these terms can be replaced by the abbreviation tx or txn for transaction.
Here are the ways to find TXNID in MetaMask:
For Extension:
Once you submit a transaction to the network, it will appear in the Activity tab of your account, detailing whether you are sending or receiving.
- Just click on the transaction in question
- This should bring up the interface below, at which point you'll notice the handy Copy Transaction ID option.
- Copy the ID to your clipboard in case you need it.
For Mobile:
To access the transaction ID in a mobile device, first we need to be able to view the transaction. There are two ways to do this, depending on how you want to narrow it down.
Method 1: View transactions by token type
- Accessible from the wallet home page, which shows all token types previously added or held by the wallet, useful if you want to differentiate tokens.
- Click on the relevant token type to display its transactions,
- Then select the token you are looking for.
Method 2: Transaction Record
- Another way to get to this stage is to go to the transaction history via the hamburger icon in the upper left corner
- Once you find the transaction you want to investigate, click it to display its details.
- At the bottom, you'll see an option to view on Etherscan
- Select this option to open Etherscan in the app's native browser.
- You will then be able to easily find the transaction ID listed as "Transaction Hash" on Etherscan.
I believe now you will know what is TXN hash and how to find TXNID in MetaMask. Alternatively, if you want to see more details, you can also choose to view on a block explorer, which will take you to the appropriate block explorer page for the network you are using.
