Ronin is an Ethereum sidechain specially designed by Sky Mavis for popular blockchain games. To check transactions on the Ronin network, you can use a Ronin-enabled blockchain explorer such as Ronin Explorer. Here are the steps you can follow:

 

1. Get the Transaction Hash

A transaction hash (transaction hash or txid) is a unique identification for every transaction made on the blockchain. You can get this transaction hash from the platform where you made the transaction, such as a digital wallet or crypto exchange. To check the TX ID / hash made on Indodax, you can follow the steps listed on the following link. Click here. 

 

2. Visit Ronin Explorer

Open the Ronin Explorer website at https://app.roninchain.com/. Ronin Explorer is a popular blockchain exploration to check transactions and other information on the Ronin network.

 

3. Enter the Transaction Hash

On the main page of Ronin Explorer, you will see a search box. Enter your transaction hash into the box and press the “Search” or “Enter” button.

 

4. View Transaction Details

After searching, you will be taken to a page that displays the transaction details. The information you can view includes:

Transaction Status: Whether the transaction was successful or failed.

Block Number: The block number that the transaction belongs to.

Timestamp: The time the transaction was made.

Sender and Recipient: The wallet addresses of the sender and receiver.

Amount of Tokens Transferred: The number of tokens transferred in the transaction.

Fee: The fee charged for the transaction.

 

5. Checking the Tokens Involved

If the transaction involves tokens built on the Ronin network, you can also view the details of those tokens. Click on the token name in the transaction details to get more information such as the token contract, total supply, and recent transactions.

 

Conclusion

Checking Ronin transactions on the blockchain is quite easy using a blockchain explorer like Ronin Explorer. By following the steps above, you can easily verify the status and details of transactions, ensuring security and transparency in your use of Ronin.