How can I use eth_gettransactionreceipt to verify the status of a cryptocurrency transaction?

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• John HFeb 20, 2023 · 3 years ago
  Sure, I can help you with that! To use eth_gettransactionreceipt, you need to provide the transaction hash as the input parameter. This function will return the transaction receipt, which includes information about the transaction status, such as whether it was successful or failed. You can then check the status field in the receipt to verify the transaction status. Make sure you are connected to a reliable Ethereum node to get accurate results.
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• hasakiFeb 06, 2021 · 5 years ago
  No worries, I got your back! When using eth_gettransactionreceipt, you'll need to pass the transaction hash as an argument. This function will give you the transaction receipt, which contains all the juicy details about the transaction, including its status. Just look for the status field in the receipt, and you'll know if it's a success or a failure. Remember to use a trustworthy Ethereum node to ensure the accuracy of the information.
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• toxicguide5711Mar 24, 2024 · 2 years ago
  Well, well, well, let me enlighten you! To utilize eth_gettransactionreceipt like a pro, you gotta feed it with the transaction hash. Once you get the receipt, you can dig into the status field and unveil the truth about the transaction. If it's 0x1, congratulations, it's a success! If it's 0x0, well, better luck next time. Just make sure you're connected to a reliable Ethereum node, or else you might end up in the land of false positives and negatives. Happy verifying!
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