Live · chain 5042
Arc signature
Paste a 4-byte selector, longer calldata, or a transaction hash. The name comes from the functions this site already knows, or from the 4byte directory. The full receipt is on Arc receipt. Calls in the newest blocks are on Arc calls.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Name the function in a selector, in calldata, or in one Arc transaction.
- What the numbers are
- A hash loads that transaction’s input. The name is the local map, or a clean signature from the 4byte directory. A native transfer has no selector.
- What it leaves out
- Spam signatures are dropped. An unknown selector stays as four bytes. The name is not proof of what the bytecode does.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
- Function
- onChainSwaps
- 0x14d08fca
- Calldata
- 8,004 bytes
- from the transaction
Receipt · to 0x6946…a22d · value 0 USDC
How to read this
- Where the name comes from
- A selector this site already maps is shown as that name. Anything else is the first clean signature the 4byte directory returns. Spam signatures are dropped. An unnamed selector stays as four bytes. The name is not proof of what the bytecode does.