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How to find the transaction ID/hash?
How to find the transaction ID/hash?
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Written by Rick Alexsson
Updated over a week ago

Transaction ID/hash is mostly used to check the status of the crypto deposit or withdrawal on the blockchain. Having the transaction ID number users can also check important transaction details like the sender and recipient wallet addresses, the time or creation, and the number of confirmations received.

How find the transaction ID/hash on CEX.IO

Website

  1. Log in to your account;

  2. Go to the Wallet page and choose the Transactions history tab;

3. Find the transaction in question and click on it. A pop up window will appear showing the details including the Transaction ID.

CEX.IO App

  1. Log in to your account;

  2. Tap the Wallet menu at the bottom of the screen;

3. Choose the cryptocurrency you want to find the transaction details for;

4. Tap the Transactions button;

5. Tap the deposit/withdrawal in question and you'll see the details including the Transaction ID.


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