Transactions allow users to interact with an application and make state changes, like sending coins. Each transaction must be signed with the appropriate private key before being broadcasted to the network. Once broadcasted, the transaction is included in a block and validated through the network’s consensus process.

Table Columns

Unique key: hash

Column NameDescription
block_heightThe sequential number of the block in the blockchain.
block_timestampThe timestamp when the block was created.
block_hashThe hash of the block containing the transaction.
hashThe hash of the transaction.
transaction_indexThe index of the transaction within the block.
codeThe code returned after the transaction execution (e.g., 0 for success).
codespaceThe namespace for the error codes.
gas_usedThe amount of gas used for the transaction.
gas_wantedThe amount of gas requested for the transaction.
tx_acc_seqThe sequence number of the account used in the transaction.
tx_fee_payerThe address of the account paying the transaction fee.
tx_fee_rawThe raw fee data for the transaction, containing both amount and denomination.
fee_amountThe fee amount for the transaction.
fee_denomThe denomination of the fee amount.
event_countThe number of events associated with the transaction.
logThe log of the transaction execution in string format. Use try_parse_json to fetch the log details.
infoAdditional information about the transaction.
txThe transaction details in a serialized format.
dataThe data returned from the transaction execution.
_created_atThe timestamp when the entry was created.
_updated_atThe timestamp when the entry was updated.