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Term boost: "red velvet"^4, chocolate^2
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How I can get transfer transaction data (hash, lt and etc...)? What is the EXTRA means when I using js-sdk
How I can get transfer transaction data (hash, lt and etc...)? What is the EXTRA means when I using js-sdk
With TON and TVM, you can't obtain the hash immediately. The hash and the **"lt"**(Logical Time) value will only be available once the transaction has been added to a block by validators. There are **two ways** to verify if a transaction has been successfully sent: 1. Check the sequence number (seqno) of the wallet. If it has increased, the transaction has likely been sent. 2. Check the address for the transaction. This will confirm if the transaction has been recorded on the blockchain.
With TON and TVM, you can't obtain the hash immediately. The hash and the "lt"(Logical Time) value will only be available once the transaction has been added to a block by validators. There are **two ways** to verify if a transaction has been successfully sent: 1. Check the sequence number (seqno) of the wallet. If it has increased, the transaction has likely been sent. 2. Check the address for the transaction. This will confirm if the transaction has been recorded on the blockchain.
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How I can get transfer transaction data (hash, lt and etc...)? What is the EXTRA means when I using js-sdk
With TON and TVM, you can't obtain the hash immediately. The hash and the "lt"(Logical Time) value will only be available once the transaction has been added to a block by validators. There are **two ways** to verify if a transaction has been successfully sent: 1. Check the sequence number (seqno) of the wallet. If it has increased, the transaction has likely been sent. 2. Check the address for the transaction. This will confirm if the transaction has been recorded on the blockchain.