You can check a Polygon transaction by transaction hash through a Polygon explorer or Polygonscan: the service shows status, block, addresses, fee and token events.
How to find a Polygon transaction hash
The hash is available in the wallet or app after sending. It is the primary identifier for verification.
Checking via Polygon explorer
- Copy the hash.
- Open a Polygon network explorer.
- Paste the hash into search.
- Verify status, addresses and token transfers.
What status, block and confirmations mean
Success means execution at the network level; Failed means execution was rejected, and the fee may still have been charged. Block and confirmations show inclusion and subsequent blocks.
Polygonscan and private Polygon RPC nodes
An explorer is convenient for manual checks. Applications receive data through RPC endpoints and under high load can use private Polygon nodes. Polygonscan is a separate brand and does not belong to Settla.
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Explorers for the networks we run
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tron answer straight from Settla nodes. The catalogue shows which networks have a live explorer and which we bring up on request.
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