How to verify your Inkryptus transactions and contracts on BscScan
Step-by-step guide to verifying your Inkryptus wallet transactions and smart contracts on BscScan, the public BNB Smart Chain explorer.
All staking operations, deposits, withdrawals, and reward claims are recorded on BNB Smart Chain and publicly verifiable on BscScan, the official blockchain explorer. To verify a transaction, you copy your wallet address from the Inkryptus app, paste it into BscScan.com, and view the full on-chain record, including transaction hash, timestamp, amounts, and status. No account required. The record is permanent and independent of the Inkryptus app.
Why should I verify my crypto transactions on-chain?
You can verify your balance and transaction history independently, without relying on the Inkryptus app, the blockchain record is the authoritative source. Every deposit, withdrawal, staking operation, and reward claim your Inkryptus account makes leaves a permanent record on BNB Smart Chain. Anyone can audit it on BscScan at any time. This is what on-chain transparency means in practice: the record exists outside Inkryptus's control.
All Inkryptus smart contracts are also public on BscScan. You can read the contract code directly to confirm how rewards are calculated, how the staking emission works, and how the multisig architecture is structured. See How Inkryptus Manages Your Crypto Wallet for a full explanation of the custody model.
Step 1: open BscScan
Go to BscScan.com in your browser. You will see a search bar at the top of the page. BscScan is the official block explorer for BNB Smart Chain. It is free, public, and requires no account.
Step 2: find your wallet address in the Inkryptus app
Open the Inkryptus app and go to your wallet section. You will see your individual wallet address displayed. It follows this format:
0x followed by 40 alphanumeric characters, for example: 0xAbC1234...
Tap or click the address to copy it. Every Inkryptus account has a unique address on BNB Smart Chain, generated automatically at account creation.
Step 3: search your address on BscScan
Go back to BscScan.com. Paste your wallet address into the search bar and press Enter. You will see a profile page for your address showing your full transaction history and current token balances.
Step 4: how to read the transaction table
Your transaction history appears as a table. Each row is one transaction. Here is what each column means:
| Column | What it shows |
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| Txn Hash | The unique ID for the transaction. Click to see full detail. |
| Block | The block number the transaction was included in. Higher = more recent. |
| Age | How long ago the transaction happened (e.g., "2 days ago"). |
| From | The wallet address that initiated the transaction. |
| To | The wallet address or contract that received it. |
| Value | The amount and asset transferred. |
| Method | The action performed: Transfer, Stake, Claim, Approve, etc. |
Step 5: how to check a specific transaction
Click any transaction hash (Txn Hash) to open its full detail page. You will see:
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Transaction Status: Success or Failed. A "Success" status means the transaction is final and cannot be reversed.
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Sender address: the wallet that initiated the transaction.
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Recipient address: the wallet or contract that received it.
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Amount and asset: what was transferred and how much.
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Gas fee: shown as "0" for internal platform transactions; a small BNB fee for external transfers.
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Timestamp: the exact date and time the transaction was confirmed.
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Confirmation count: how many blocks have been added since this transaction was confirmed.
What do Inkryptus transactions look like on BscScan?
Most Inkryptus transactions appear as Internal Txn on BscScan. This is expected behavior. It means the transaction was executed inside a smart contract rather than as a direct token transfer between two wallets. Internal transactions are fully verifiable, they are part of the on-chain record.
You will also see transactions labeled by method type. Here is what each one means in the context of Inkryptus:
Transfer: An asset was sent from one wallet address to another. This appears when you deposit from an external wallet or withdraw to one.
Approve: Your wallet authorized a smart contract to interact with a specific token on your behalf. This is a standard step before staking or trading on-chain.
Stake: Tokens were locked into the Inkryptus staking smart contract on BNB Smart Chain. The contract address and parameters are publicly readable on BscScan.
Claim: Accumulated staking rewards were transferred from the smart contract to your individual wallet address. Once claimed, rewards appear as a separate balance entry.
How do I check my token balance on BscScan?
To see your current token holdings rather than your transaction history, look near the top of your address profile page on BscScan for Token Holdings. This section lists all assets currently in your wallet with their amounts.
This reflects what the blockchain shows at that moment. If your Inkryptus app displays a higher balance than BscScan, this is because the app includes staking rewards that have accumulated in the smart contract but have not yet been claimed to your wallet address. Once you claim rewards inside the app, they transfer on-chain and appear on BscScan immediately.
Frequently asked questions
Why do some Inkryptus transactions have a gas fee and others do not?
Transactions that happen inside the Inkryptus platform, staking, buying, selling do not incur BNB Smart Chain gas fees directly. The platform covers the gas for internal operations. External transfers, such as sending crypto from your Inkryptus wallet to another wallet outside the platform, may incur a small gas fee denominated in BNB. This fee is set by the BNB Smart Chain network, not by Inkryptus, and varies based on network congestion at the time of the transaction.
How long does an Inkryptus transaction take to confirm on BscScan?
Most Inkryptus transactions confirm within seconds and appear on BscScan almost immediately after confirmation. BNB Smart Chain has a block time of approximately 3 seconds, which means new blocks and the transactions they contain are added to the chain very quickly. If a transaction does not appear after a few minutes, check the transaction hash directly in BscScan to see its current status.
Can I reverse a transaction on BscScan?
No. Once a transaction is confirmed on BNB Smart Chain, it is final and irreversible. This is a fundamental property of public blockchain networks, there is no central authority that can undo or modify a confirmed transaction. This applies to all on-chain transactions, not just those on Inkryptus. Before confirming any transaction in the app, verify the recipient address and amount carefully.