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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.

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0x2c24946cd20fe624e76dc6d488e790ae80df076bf457e29ffd506522411874dd

Status
Success
7h ago
Fee
0.063852 USDC
3,192,611 gas used
Method
0x82ad56cb
1,412 input bytes
Native value
0 USDC
nonce 9,532

0x5b0b…6590 → 0xca11…ca11 · block 23,688,021

Token transfers

228 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.