Transaction intent translator · public chain data

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Paste any transaction hash from Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon, Optimism, or BNB Chain. We'll decode what the transaction actually did — swaps, approvals, NFT mints, contract calls — and flag anything risky. No jargon.

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What this tool does

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Translates method calls

Instead of 0xa9059cbb, we tell you "Sent 500 USDT to Binance." We decode 40+ common contract methods across every major protocol.

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Labels counterparties

We recognize 459+ exchange addresses (Binance, Coinbase, Bybit, HTX, OKX…) plus major DeFi protocols (Uniswap, Aave, Lido). You see names, not hex.

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Flags risky actions

Unlimited token approvals, setApprovalForAll calls, failed transactions, and unknown contracts all get visible warnings — before you sign the next one.

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Auto-detects the chain

Don't know which chain a tx is on? We probe all the major EVM chains in parallel and find it for you. One paste, done.

Why this exists

Block explorers like Etherscan were built by engineers for engineers. They show you raw data — method IDs, gas in gwei, event topics as hex — and leave you to figure out what actually happened. If you're not a Solidity developer, most transactions look like gibberish.

This tool translates that gibberish into sentences. You paste a hash, we tell you: "On Feb 14 at 3:42 PM, this wallet swapped 1.5 ETH for 4,823 USDC on Uniswap V3. It paid $12.40 in gas. The transaction succeeded."

Everything is done from public blockchain data — we don't store your searches, require accounts, or track you. How it works →