AhaSwap!

When you view your transaction details on Ahaswap, you’ll see several important pieces of information that help you understand exactly what happened during your exchange.

Here’s a quick breakdown of each section:

Pay Token: This is the token you used to make the trade or the cryptocurrency you exchanged from (e.g., Ethereum).

- Pay Token: This is the token you used to make the trade or the cryptocurrency you exchanged from (e.g., Ethereum).

Get Token: This is the token you received from the trade or the cryptocurrency you exchanged into (e.g., Tehter).

Received Amount: This shows how much of the “Get Token” you received as a result of the trade.

Transaction Time: The exact date and time when your transaction was processed on the blockchain.

Transaction Hash: This is a unique identifier for your transaction, like a digital receipt that you can use to track it on the blockchain or reference if you need customer support.

State: This reflects the current status of your transaction. It could be “Done,” “In Progress,”, "Canceled" or “Failed,” indicating whether the transaction is still processing, has been completed, or did not go through.

Network: This shows the blockchain network your transaction was executed on, such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, or others.

Paid Fee: This is the transaction fee, often called the “gas fee,” that you pay to process your trade. These fees vary depending on network congestion and the blockchain you’re using.

- Get Token: This is the token you received from the trade or the cryptocurrency you exchanged into (e.g., Tehter).
 
- Received Amount: This shows how much of the “Get Token” you received as a result of the trade.
 
- Transaction Time: The exact date and time when your transaction was processed on the blockchain.
 
- Transaction Hash: This is a unique identifier for your transaction, like a digital receipt that you can use to track it on the blockchain or reference if you need customer support.
 
- State: This reflects the current status of your transaction. It could be “Done,” “In Progress,”, "Canceled" or “Failed,” indicating whether the transaction is still processing, has been completed, or did not go through.
 
- Network: This shows the blockchain network your transaction was executed on, such as Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, or others.
 
- Paid Fee: This is the transaction fee, often called the “gas fee,” that you pay to process your trade. These fees vary depending on network congestion and the blockchain you’re using.