Transactions
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The Bethel Testnet transaction interface provides users with the ability to transfer and withdraw tokens. This tutorial will guide you through both processes, help you understand the recent transactions table, and inform you about the status popups that appear after each transaction.
Transfer Tokens
Navigate to the Transfer Section: On the Transactions page, locate the "Transfer" section.
Enter Recipient's Wallet Address:
Find the text box labeled "Recipient's Wallet Address" or similar.
Enter the wallet address of the individual or entity you wish to send tokens to.
Initiate Transfer:
Click the "Transfer" button to start the token transfer process.
You'll be prompted to enter your wallet password to authorize and complete the transfer.
Status Popup: After initiating the transfer, a status popup will appear providing details of the transaction:
Withdraw Tokens
Navigate to the Withdraw Section: Below the Transfer section, you'll find the "Withdraw" section.
Enter Withdrawal Wallet Address:
Find the text box labeled "Withdrawal Wallet Address" or similar.
Enter the wallet address where you wish to withdraw your tokens to.
Initiate Withdrawal:
Click the "Withdraw" button to start the token withdrawal process.
As with the transfer process, you'll be prompted to enter your wallet password to authorize and complete the withdrawal.
Status Popup: Similar to the transfer, after initiating the withdrawal, a status popup will appear providing details of the transaction.
Recent Transactions Table
This table provides a comprehensive view of your recent transaction activities. The columns are as follows:
TIME: The exact time the transaction was initiated.
TYPE: The nature of the transaction (e.g., Transfer, Withdrawal).
WALLET ADDRESS: The wallet address involved in the transaction. For transfers, it's the recipient's address, and for withdrawals, it's the withdrawal address.
AMOUNT: The number of tokens involved in the transaction.
STATUS: The current status of the transaction (e.g., Successful, Pending, Failed).
Note: Always ensure you double-check wallet addresses before initiating transfers or withdrawals. Transactions on the blockchain are irreversible, and tokens sent to the wrong address may be irretrievable.