Transactions

Transactions

This section shows the latest transactions on the blockchain. Alongside the table of recent transactions, you’ll see statistics and a chart of recent activity.

A transaction is the result of contract execution. Typically, a transaction is produced when an account processes one inbound message (external or internal) and it may emit zero or more outbound messages. Any user can send an external message (e.g., from a wallet or node) to call a contract.

Statistics

At the top of the section is a block of statistics. The left side of the block displays transaction statistics:

• Total transactions

• Transactions per second

• Transactions (24h)

• Volume, 24h (EVER) — total EVER value moved in transactions over the last day

The adjacent chart lets you visualize transaction dynamics over a selected time range.

Transactions list

At the bottom of the page there is a block of the list of recent transactions.

Here are displayed:

• Transaction ID - unique transaction ID assigned when it is created

• Transaction type - ordinary or ticktock. Ticktock does not accept external incoming messages and can only be called from other contracts.

• Exit code

• Method - function name

• Account - address of the account that initiated the transaction

• Balance change - the number of EVER tokens debited or credited to the corresponding address

• Time - timestamp

Use the filters above the table (account, amount, time range, type) to narrow results.

Clicking a Transaction ID opens its details. Clicking an account opens that account in the Accounts section.

Transaction details

Clicking on the ID/Hash in any section of EVER Scan will take you to the details page for that transaction. The details page is divided into blocks: Main Details, Token Transactions (if any), Messages, Payment, Storage, Credit, Computation, Action and Final State. Below we look at each block in detail.

Main details

Shows the core fields: Hash (ID), Type, Method, Time (local & Unix), Account, Balance change, Value sent/received, Fees, and the block where the transaction is included.

The Decoded data block (when available) appears here as well.

Token operations

Lists interactions with non-EVER tokens initiated by this transaction: operation type, sender/recipient, token, and amount. Each item links to the relevant detail pages.

Messages

The Messages block contains a list of all messages sent or received during this transaction.

It shows the Hash of the message, the Transaction Initiator ID of the message, the recipient and sender addresses, the method and value (EVER) linked to the message. Clicking on one of these items will take you to its page in the corresponding section.

Fees

Fees contains detailed information about the fees charged.

All "phases" of fees are displayed here in detail: storage fees, gas fees, etc.

Gas Calculation | Docs of Everscaledocs.everscale.network

Phases

The storage, credit, compute, action, and final phases show the transaction’s execution stages:

Storage phase - collects payments for storing the account state.

Credit phase - credits EVER value from the inbound message to the account.

Compute phase - runs the contract code in TVM with the inbound message and constant data; produces exit code and a list of actions (e.g., outbound messages, deploy/activate).

Action phase - applies the produced actions. If actions cannot be completed, the transaction is aborted and state is rolled back.

Final state — summarizes whether the account was changed, destroyed, or left unchanged, and whether execution succeeded (exit code 0 or 1) or failed (non-zero/non-one).

Diagram

The Diagram tab visualizes the entire transaction cycle: which contracts exchanged messages, methods invoked, and which subsequent transactions were triggered.

Click Graph at the top of the block to open a larger view; switch between Graph / Messages / Transactions to explore the flow.