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Understand a transaction
Paste a Solana transaction signature. This page reads the transaction on chain and explains what each instruction does, in plain language. Read-only: this page never connects a wallet and never asks you to sign anything. Anything it cannot describe says so instead of guessing.
How to read this
- Nothing on this page can sign anything. Connecting a wallet only reads the public list of transactions that mention your address, and the page never asks for an approval.
- The panel above the instruction list is the important part. It names every lasting change the transaction made: which permissions now exist, who holds them, and what ended.
- Amber means something could not be fully analyzed. Wallets add their own instructions when they sign, for example fee settings and safety checks. Those are not part of the app you used, this tool cannot describe them, and honest reporting keeps the panel amber even on an innocent transaction.
- Red appears in exactly one case: a transaction that hands ownership of a token account to a different address. If that was not intended, the previous owner may no longer control that account.
- A transaction that failed on chain is reported as changed nothing, because a failed transaction has no effects.