What is a Transaction Hash?
A transaction hash (also called a TX hash or transaction ID) is a unique 64-character hexadecimal string that identifies a specific transaction on the XRP Ledger.
Think of it like a receipt number - every transaction gets a unique hash that can never be changed or duplicated. This hash is generated by cryptographically hashing all the transaction details.
How to Find Your Transaction Hash
From Your Exchange
Most exchanges show the transaction hash in your withdrawal/deposit history. Look for "TX ID", "Hash", or "Transaction ID".
From Your Wallet
Hardware and software wallets display the hash after sending a transaction. Check your transaction history.
From XRP Dashboard
In your connected wallet view, click on any transaction to see its full hash and details.
From XRPL Explorer
Search by your wallet address on xrpscan.com or livenet.xrpl.org to see all transactions and their hashes.
How to Look Up a Transaction
You can verify any XRP transaction using a blockchain explorer. Simply paste the transaction hash into the search bar.
What Information Does a TX Hash Reveal?
- ✓Sender & Receiver: The wallet addresses involved
- ✓Amount: How much XRP was transferred
- ✓Fee: The network fee paid (usually 0.00001 XRP)
- ✓Timestamp: When the transaction was confirmed
- ✓Ledger Index: Which ledger block contains it
- ✓Status: Whether it succeeded or failed
Common Use Cases
Verify Payments
Confirm that a payment was sent and received
Customer Support
Provide proof of transaction to exchanges
Tax Records
Document transactions for tax reporting
Dispute Resolution
Prove transaction details in disputes
Track Your Transactions
XRP Dashboard makes it easy to monitor all your wallet transactions in real-time.
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