Accounts

EVER Scan accounts section

Accounts

This section displays information about Everscale accounts.

Simply put, Accounts are smart contracts capable of storing tokens, initiating transactions, and sending and receiving messages.

Since tokens in Everscale are also smart contracts with their own unique root address, clicking on one of them in the list of tokens will bring you to this section as well.

Statistics

At the top of the section is the statistics block. It displays the number of all, new and active accounts. The graph next to it allows you to graphically assess the dynamics associated with them.

Accounts list

Below is the account list block. Clicking on one of the addresses will take you to that account's details page. In addition, here you can see the EVER balance of the accounts, as well as the time of creation and last action (Updated).

Note the filters at the top of the block. They will help you find the account you are looking for by using the balance and creation date ranges.

Account details

Depending on the purpose of the account (wallet, token, validator, etc.) the structure of this page may vary.

Let's take a closer look at all the sections using various examples.

Main details

The top block, Main details, contains basic information about the account: address of the account and its creator, activity state, EVER balance, date of creation and last transaction, and code data.

In the case of a token, it additionally displays its type, root owner address, standard and Total supply (total amount of tokens).

Token balance

In case this account involves the storage of certain tokens, the Token balance section will be displayed below. Here you can see all the tokens stored on the account address: their symbol, number, as well as the price and total amount in dollars (according to FlatQube DEX). Clicking on one of them will take you to the token's details page.

Token transactions

Below is the Tokens transactions block. Here, in chronological order, are all of the recent transactions that initiated changes in the balance of non-EVER tokens.

The information displayed here includes: Hash (ID) and type of transaction, recipient and sender address, name and amount of tokens changed on the balance, and time of transaction. Clicking on one of these values will take you to that item's page in the appropriate section. Note the filters at the top of the block. They will help you find the right transaction using a range of dates, types, and whitelists.

Holders

In the case of a token, the next section is Holders. This displays all the addresses that hold a certain number of matching tokens. Holder account addresses are displayed relative to the percentage of the total number of tokens in possession.

Messages

The Messages block contains a list of all messages sent or received by this account. Clicking on a message ID will take you to the appropriate section with the details of that message. It also displays the transaction related to this message, the address of the sender and recipient, the direction and method of the message, the number of EVER attached to it, and the time of the message. Note the filters at the top of the block. They allow you to search for messages by type, date range and number of "linked" tokens, sender and recipient address.

Transactions

The next block is Transactions.

All transactions initiated by the corresponding account are displayed here. In addition to the address of the initiating account, it displays the transaction ID (click to go to the corresponding section with the transaction details), type, method, time and amount of EVER changed on the balance of the initiating account.

Note the filters at the top of the block. They allow you to search for transactions by type, date and time range.

Source code

The last block is Source code.

This block contains the Executor, which allows you to interact with smart contracts deployed in the Everscale network, and the Contract code. On the right is the structure of the Executor, as well as a search bar to make it easy to find the desired method.

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