Transactions
Read any X1 transaction — status, fees, balance changes, token transfers, instructions, and logs — and learn to decode a swap.
Every action on X1 — a transfer, a swap, a stake — is a transaction. The Explorer shows you exactly what each one did.
The Live Feed
Go to Transactions for a stream of recent activity across the network. Click any row (or search a transaction signature) to open its full detail page.
Reading a Transaction
The transaction page is organized top to bottom:
Overview
- Signature — the transaction's unique ID
- Status — Success or Failed
- Timestamp — when it was confirmed
- Confirmation Status — e.g. finalized
- Slot — the block it landed in
- Transaction Fee and Fee per CU (fee per compute unit)
- Compute Units consumed
- Transaction Version
Account Balance Changes
A table of every account the transaction touched, showing the XNT change (how much each balance went up or down) and the post balance. The fee payer and signer are marked. This is the quickest way to see who paid and who received.
Token Balances
If the transaction moved tokens (not just XNT), you'll see each token account's change and post balance, with the token's name — so you can read exactly which tokens moved and by how much.
Instructions
The actual steps the transaction performed, each showing the program that ran it and its inputs. Recognized programs show a friendly name; unrecognized ones show their program ID.
Inner Instructions
Steps that programs triggered inside other steps (for example, a DEX program calling the token program to move funds). These are nested under the instruction that invoked them.
Program Logs
The messages programs emitted while running — useful for understanding what happened and confirming success.
Worked Example: Reading a Swap
Say you open a transaction and the logs show Instruction: SwapBaseInput. Here's how to read it:
- Account Balance Changes show a small XNT movement and the fee.
- Token Balances show one token going down on your account and another going up — that's the swap.
- Inner Instructions reveal the token transfers the DEX made on your behalf (a "TransferChecked" in each direction).
- The amounts in the inner instructions are the exact quantities swapped.
Put together: you traded X of one token for Y of another, paid a small fee, and the transaction succeeded.
Amounts are shown in real token units (already adjusted for decimals) — so a value like 0.131801618 means that many tokens, not raw units.