getTransaction

The getTransaction method provides developers with a powerful tool to efficiently access and retrieve detailed information about specific transactions on the blockchain. By specifying the transaction hash, you can gain valuable insights into the content and characteristics of individual transactions, empowering developers to analyze and monitor blockchain activity effectively.

How to use getTransaction method ?

Below, you'll find an in-depth guide that provides a comprehensive explanation of how to utilize the getTransaction Builder API method effectively using Blast.

Parameters

Below, you can find the query parameters accepted by the method.

Field	Type	Description
transactionHash	string	The hash of the transaction

Returns

Discover an insightful explanation of the returned parameters here, offering a deep understanding of their significance and implications.

Field	Type	Description
transactionHash	string	The hash of the transaction
transactionIndex	number	The index of the transaction
blockHash	string	The hash of the block containing the transaction
blockNumber	number	The height of the block containing the transaction
blockTimestamp	string	The timestamp of the block in which the transfer transaction was executed
executionStatus	string	SUCCEEDED, REVERTED
finalityStatus	string	ACCEPTED_ON_L2, ACCEPTED_ON_L1
type	number	The type of the transaction: DECLARE, DEPLOY, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT, INVOKE, L1_HANDLER
version	number
actualFee	string
maxFee	string	DECLARE, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT, INVOKE
senderAddress	string	DECLARE, INVOKE_v1
signature	array[string]	DECLARE, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT, INVOKE
nonce	number	The number of transactions sent from the sender address: DECLARE_v1_v2, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT, INVOKE_v1, L1_HANDLER
newContractAddress	string	DEPLOY, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT
classHash	string	DECLARE, DEPLOY, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT
compiledClassHash	string	DECLARE_v2
constructorCallData	array[string]	DEPLOY, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT
contractAddressSalt	string	DEPLOY, DEPLOY_ACCOUNT
calldata	array[string]	INVOKE, L1_HANDLER
contractAddress	string	The address of the contract: INVOKE_v0, L1_HANDLER
entryPointSelector	string	INVOKE_v0, L1_HANDLER
events	array[object]	Array of Event objects
fromAddress	string	The address executing the transaction
keys	array[string]
data	array[string]
messagesSent	array[object]	Array of Message objects
fromAddress	string	The address executing the transaction
toAddress	string	The address on the receiving end of the transaction
payload	array[strings[
executionResources	array[object]
bitwiseBuiltinApplications	number
ecOpBuiltinApplications	number
ecdsaBuiltinApplicationsn	number
keccakBuiltinApplications	number
memoryHoles	number
pedersenBuiltinApplications	number
poseidonBuiltinApplications	number
rangeCheckBuiltinApplications	number
steps	number
revertReason	string

Example Request and Result for getTransaction

info

The example in this section uses a non-existing project id.

Make sure you replace it with your Starknet endpoint when issuing the Builder API calls.

Don't have a project id? Here's a straightforward guide on how to obtain one!

Curl request example

curl -X GET https://starknet-mainnet.blastapi.io/<project-id>/builder/getTransaction?transactionHash=0x07749161c5a647d9935bbfd9f61b2694b6b5c5e4937ead39340a31371476a51e -H 'Content-Type: application/json'