Transactions

Guides

How to find a transaction ID

Every single transaction on the blockchain is assigned a unique transaction ID, also known as a transaction hash. Often, the terms can be found with the abbreviations tx or txn substituted for transaction.

How to find a transaction nonce

A nonce is a unique number assigned to every transaction.

Where do I find my gas history?

You can find your gas history on a block explorer like Etherscan.

Help

Can I reverse an already confirmed transaction?

Decentralized blockchains are immutable, meaning confirmed transactions are final and cannot be reversed.

How to speed up or cancel a pending transaction

Bear in mind that speeding up the transaction will increase the gas fee you're spending for the transaction.

My transaction is successful but the amount I received is far lower than the amount confirmed

You may have been subject to a tax. For further details please refer to the token issuer documentation.

Refunding gas fees

Due to blockchains' immutable nature, transaction fees cannot be refunded.

MetaMask Smart Transactions risk disclosures

This page relates to the Smart Transactions feature.

Why can't I replace a pending transaction?

Looking for how to resolve pending transactions?

Why did my transaction fail with an 'Out of Gas' error? How can I fix it?

You will need to increase the gas limit of your next transaction. Learn more here.