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Arc receipt
Paste a transaction hash from chain 5042. The page reads the receipt: status, the USDC fee, the method, and every ERC-20 transfer in that transaction. A whole block is on Arc block. One address is on Arc wallet. Naming the function is on Arc signature.
About this desk
- What you use it for
- Paste an Arc transaction hash to read that one receipt: status, the USDC fee, the method, and the ERC-20 transfers inside it.
- What the numbers are
- Status, gas, and the fee come from the receipt. The method is a known selector, or the first four bytes when it is not one of those. Token rows are the three-topic transfer logs on that receipt. Amounts use the decimals the token contract reports.
- What it leaves out
- A pending transaction has no fee and no logs yet. Non-fungible transfers are left out. The fee is USDC spent on gas, not a dollar conversion and not an Arcop charge.
Every desk is introduced the same way on the desk list.
0x146a3743ccaf6ae3cae089288e9ef0b0890951ffcbc5993f31a6b5bbda915474
- Status
- Success
- 1h ago
- Fee
- 0.000986 USDC
- 49,320 gas used
- Method
- approve
- 68 input bytes
- Native value
- 0 USDC
- nonce 175
0x3ba4…4c4c → 0x4153…b8fd · block 23,713,061
Token transfers
1 logs on the receipt. The rows below are the ERC-20 transfers. Non-fungible transfers are left out.
How to read this
- The fee
- Fee is gas used times the effective gas price on the receipt, in 18-decimal USDC. A pending transaction has no fee yet.
- The method
- A named method is a known selector such as transfer, transferFrom, or approve. Anything else shows the first four bytes. Native value is the transaction’s value field, which stays zero on most token calls.