eth_gettransactionbyhash

Cronos RPC

How to use it

// yarn add @tatumio/tatum

import { TatumSDK, Cronos, Network } from '@tatumio/tatum'

const tatum = await TatumSDK.init<Cronos>({ network: Network.CRONOS })

const tx = await tatum.rpc.getTransactionByHash(
  '0x068f00756843c4fa018771decb06767e0e6a57045eabcbce1125a56115f2742a',
)

await tatum.destroy() // Destroy Tatum SDK - needed for stopping background jobs

Overview

eth_getTransactionByHash is an JSON-RPC method that allows you to query transaction details based on its hash. This method is useful when you want to retrieve information about a specific transaction, such as its sender, receiver, value, and more. Common use cases include tracking transaction status, monitoring incoming transactions, or analyzing historical transaction data.

Parameters

The eth_getTransactionByHash method takes one parameter:

transactionHash: The hash of the transaction you want to retrieve. This should be a 32-byte hash string with a 0x prefix.
- Example: "0x068f00756843c4fa018771decb06767e0e6a57045eabcbce1125a56115f2742a"

Return Object

The method returns a transaction object with the following fields:

hash: The hash of the transaction (32 bytes).
nonce: The number of transactions sent by the sender prior to this one (integer).
blockHash: The hash of the block in which the transaction was included (32 bytes), or null if the transaction is not yet mined.
blockNumber: The block number in which the transaction was included (integer), or null if the transaction is not yet mined.
transactionIndex: The index of the transaction in the block (integer), or null if the transaction is not yet mined.
from: The address of the sender (20 bytes).
to: The address of the receiver (20 bytes), or null for contract creation transactions.
value: The value transferred in the transaction, in wei.
gasPrice: The price of gas for the transaction, in wei.
maxFeePerGas - The maximum fee per gas set in the transaction.
maxPriorityFeePerGas - The maximum priority gas fee set in the transaction.
gas: The maximum amount of gas the transaction is allowed to consume.
input: The data payload of the transaction (string), or 0x for simple value transfers.