Parameters
The transaction hash to look up, with or without an EVM-format prefix as indicated by is_evm_hash.
Whether the supplied transaction hash may be an EVM-format hash.
Returns
The application-level status of the indexer response.
An error message when the request status indicates a failure; otherwise empty.
The indexed transaction matching the requested hash.
The internal identifier assigned to the indexed transaction.
The height of the Injective block containing the record.
The UTC timestamp of the block containing the record.
The cryptographic hash that identifies the transaction.
The numeric transaction result code; zero indicates successful execution.
The indexed transaction matching the requested hash.
Additional information returned by the transaction execution result.
The amount of gas requested for the transaction.
The amount of gas consumed while executing the transaction.
The fee amount, gas limit, payer, and optional granter for the transaction.
The coin amount represented as a decimal string in base denomination units.
The denomination that identifies the transferred or fee coin.
The coin amount represented as a decimal string in base denomination units.
The maximum amount of gas permitted for the transaction.
The Injective address that paid the transaction fee.
The Injective address that granted permission to pay the transaction fee.
The module namespace that produced the transaction result code.
The events emitted while executing the transaction.
The protobuf type of the emitted transaction event.
The key-value attributes emitted with the transaction event.
The transaction encoding type, such as native Injective or Injective Web3.
The protobuf messages included in the transaction, base64-encoded in JSON responses.
The public key, address, sequence, and signature for each transaction signer.
The signer’s public key encoded as a string.
The account address associated with the transaction signature.
The signer account sequence, or nonce, used for the transaction.
The transaction signature encoded as a string.
The optional text memo attached to the transaction.
The monotonically increasing transaction number assigned by the indexer.
The block timestamp expressed in Unix milliseconds.
The transaction error log when execution failed; otherwise empty.
The protobuf transaction event logs, base64-encoded in JSON responses.
The Peggy claim identifiers associated with deposit-claim messages in the transaction. Each value is returned as a decimal string.