Credit Debit tables contain the amount and direction (credit/debit) of every transfer event of TRX. This table will include two rows for every event, with one row representing credit and one row representing debit. Asset-specific tables are also available for query.

Difference with transfers

Unlike token transfers, data here is organized into credit and debit rows (similar to the accounting concept called “double entry book”).

Methodology

Using TRX as an example, a token transfer will be represented as follows:

from_addressto_addressamountevent
XY1250X transfers 1250 tokens to Y

In credit debit, it will be represented as two rows.

addresscounterparty_addressamountevent
XY-1250X decrease 1250 tokens to Y
YX1250Y increase 1250 tokens from X

Advantages Over Transfer Tables

  1. Balance Calculation

    • Easy summation of all credits and debits for an address
    • Simplified queries for net position calculations
    • Natural handling of complex transactions
  2. Flow Analysis

    • Clear visualization of token inflows and outflows
    • Simple aggregation of total volume by address
    • Easy identification of major senders/receivers
  3. Data Consistency

    • Built-in verification through balanced entries
    • Self-auditing through equal total credits and debits
    • Simplified reconciliation process