What Is a Transaction Hash?
A transaction hash is a unique identifier assigned to a transaction recorded on a blockchain.
Definition
A transaction hash, often called a tx hash or transaction ID, is a string that uniquely identifies a specific transaction on a blockchain. It is generated when the transaction is created and broadcast.
Anyone with the hash can look up the transaction on a block explorer to see its status, the amounts involved, and the addresses participating. It serves as a verifiable receipt for on-chain activity.
Because each hash is unique, it is a reliable way to reference and track a single transaction without ambiguity.
Why it matters in a swap
A transaction hash lets you confirm that a swap or transfer actually happened and follow its progress toward confirmation and settlement. It is the standard proof point for any on-chain step.
Multiswap can surface relevant hashes so users can independently verify movement on-chain and trace their funds through the flow.
Frequently asked questions
How do I use a transaction hash?
Paste it into a block explorer for the relevant network to view the transaction status, amounts, and addresses involved.
Swap cross-chain from Telegram
Non-custodial, no account, and the net amount shown before you confirm. Cross-chain execution runs through Multiswap on Telegram.
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