How to find the transaction hash (TxID) in Trust Wallet?

Understanding the Transaction Hash (TxID) in Trust Wallet

The transaction hash, commonly referred to as TxID, is a unique identifier assigned to every blockchain transaction. It allows users to track and verify transactions across various blockchain networks. In Trust Wallet, a popular mobile wallet for managing cryptocurrencies, locating this TxID is essential for confirming transfers, resolving disputes, or auditing your transaction history.

Each TxID is a long alphanumeric string that acts like a receipt for a blockchain transaction. Being able to locate it within Trust Wallet gives you transparency and control over your digital asset movements.

Navigating the Trust Wallet Interface

Before diving into how to find the transaction hash, it's important to understand how Trust Wallet organizes transaction data. Upon opening the app, you'll see a list of supported blockchains, including Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Bitcoin, and others. Each blockchain has its own set of transactions associated with your wallet address.

To access transaction details:

• Open the Trust Wallet application on your mobile device
• Select the blockchain network where the transaction occurred (e.g., Ethereum or BSC)
• Tap on the token or coin involved in the transaction
• You’ll be directed to a screen showing all recent transactions for that particular asset

Navigating through these screens helps you isolate the specific transaction you want to investigate.

Locating the Transaction Hash in the Transaction Details

Once you've selected a transaction from the list, you'll enter the transaction detail page. This screen contains valuable information such as the amount sent or received, timestamps, gas fees, and most importantly, the transaction hash (TxID).

Here’s how to view it:

• Tap on any transaction entry from the transaction list
• Scroll down to find the Transaction ID section
• The TxID will appear as a long hexadecimal code starting with “0x” for Ethereum-based transactions
• For Bitcoin or other non-EVM chains, the format may differ slightly but remains a unique identifier

This hash can be copied directly from the app by tapping the copy icon next to the TxID field. It can then be pasted into a blockchain explorer for further verification.

Using the Transaction Hash with Blockchain Explorers

After retrieving the TxID, you might want to verify the transaction using a blockchain explorer. Depending on which network your transaction was made on, you should use the corresponding explorer.

Examples include:

• Ethereum: Etherscan (etherscan.io)
• Binance Smart Chain: BscScan (bscscan.com)
• Bitcoin: Blockchair (blockchair.com) or similar

Steps to verify:

• Open a browser and navigate to the appropriate blockchain explorer
• Paste the TxID into the search bar
• Press Enter to load the transaction details

This step confirms whether the transaction has been successfully processed and how many confirmations it has received.

Sharing or Using the Transaction Hash for Support

There are situations where you may need to provide the TxID to customer support or another party to resolve issues related to fund transfers, failed transactions, or incorrect addresses. Having the TxID ready makes the troubleshooting process faster and more efficient.

To share the TxID:

• Copy the hash from the transaction details screen in Trust Wallet
• Paste it into an email, chat message, or support ticket
• Make sure the recipient knows which network the transaction belongs to (e.g., Ethereum, BSC)

Providing accurate and complete transaction details ensures faster resolution when dealing with third-party services.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I find the transaction hash if the transfer failed?Yes, even failed transactions generate a TxID. You can still find it in the transaction details within Trust Wallet. The failure status will also be visible when you check the transaction on a blockchain explorer.

2. Why does my transaction have multiple hashes?Some transactions, especially those involving smart contracts or multi-token transfers, may generate multiple TxIDs. However, each individual blockchain transaction will have only one unique TxID.

3. Is the transaction hash the same as the wallet address?No, they are different. A wallet address identifies your account on the blockchain, while a transaction hash (TxID) uniquely identifies a specific transaction.

4. How long does it take for a TxID to appear after sending funds?The TxID appears immediately in Trust Wallet once the transaction is broadcast to the network. However, confirmation time varies depending on network congestion and gas fees paid.