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# Transactions Summary

The Transaction Summary in TICSScan provides an overview of all transactions on the blockchain, offering insights into network activity, performance, and engagement. It displays key metrics such as total transactions, recent activity, and transaction trends over various timeframes. Users can filter, sort, and navigate through transaction records while accessing real-time updates. With features like transaction hash linking for detailed views and filtering by parameters like status or type, it ensures transparency and ease of use for developers, investors, and general users.

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### Transaction Summary

The transaction metrics display the total number of transactions since the network's launch, the transactions completed in the last 30 days, and the number of unique active accounts today. These insights reflect the network's overall scale, recent activity trends, and daily user engagement.

* **Total Transactions**\
  Displays the total number of transactions recorded on the blockchain since its inception *(e.g., 68,321,458)*. This metric reflects the overall scale and usage of the network.
* **Transaction (Last 30 Days)**\
  Shows the total number of transactions completed in the past month *(e.g., 34,32,323)*. It provides insights into recent network activity and usage trends.
* **Active Accounts (Today)**\
  Indicates the number of unique accounts that have performed at least one transaction within the current day *(e.g., 12,577)*. This highlights daily user engagement and participation levels.

### Transactions List

This table provides detailed insights into individual transactions on the network. The following columns are included:

* **Txn Hash**\
  A unique identifier for each transaction *(e.g., 0x47865...46845)*. Clicking on the hash provides a detailed breakdown, including gas fees, status (e.g., success or failure), and associated events like contract executions.
* **Type**\
  Specifies the type of transaction *(e.g., transfer, staking, or smart contract interaction)*. This helps users quickly understand the purpose and nature of the transaction.
* **Block**\
  The block number where the transaction was included *(e.g., 4675635)*. It provides context about when the transaction was confirmed on the blockchain.
* **From**\
  Displays the sender's wallet address *(e.g., 0x47865...46845)*, representing the initiator of the transaction.
* **To**\
  Shows the recipient’s wallet address *(e.g., 0x47865...46845)* or contract address if the transaction involves a smart contract.
* **Timestamp**\
  The exact date and time the transaction was processed *(e.g., 2024-09-28 04:14 AM)*. This helps users track when the transaction occurred.
* **Txn Fee**\
  The transaction fee in the TICS transaction summary is the cost of processing a transaction on the Qubetics blockchain. It is calculated by multiplying the gas used by the gas price. This fee is paid to validators for keeping the network secure and running smoothly.&#x20;
* **Value**\
  Indicates the amount of cryptocurrency or tokens involved in the transaction *(e.g., 0.120 TICS)*. This metric helps users assess the scale and importance of the transaction.
* **Status**\
  The status column shows the current state of each transaction, indicating whether it is ***"Success"***, ***"Pending"***, or ***"Failed"***.

### Pagination

The pagination and sorting features make it easy to navigate and analyze transaction data. Pagination controls, located below the table, let users move through multiple pages of transactions by clicking on specific page numbers. Additionally, sorting options allow users to organize transactions by columns such as newest, value, or age, making it easier to find and analyze specific information.


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