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How to verify a SUI transaction was sent to the right address?
I've just started using Sui and accidentally sent SUI to what might be a random address by copying and pasting the address incorrectly. I'm not sure if it went to the right place. How can I check if I've sent my SUI to the correct address?
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3Heyyy, it’s super easy to check if your SUI was sent to the right address. If you sent from a wallet (like Sui Wallet, etc.) there should be a “Transaction History” or “Activity” tab. Find the recent transaction and copy the TX hash.
Or go to Sui Explorer Example: https://suivision.xyz/ or https://explorer.sui.io/ and paste your TX hash into the search bar.
If you copied the address from a source and suspect you pasted it incorrectly, check the address you sent the SUI to. Compare it with the intended recipient's address to confirm. Unfortunately, if the transaction went to the wrong address, it cannot be connected to the intended one unless the incorrect receipt is in any way associated with the intended address.
To verify if your SUI was sent to the correct address, you can use the SUI Explorer. If you have the transaction ID, you can look it up in SUI Explorer to see the transaction details, including the recipient address.Once a transaction has been initiated on the blockchain, it cannot be reversed. It's crucial to double-check the details before confirming a transaction to avoid such issues.
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