Transaction hash
The unique ID ("identifiant de transaction") of a crypto transfer. Look it up on a block explorer to see where it's at.
A transaction hash (TXID, tx hash, identifiant de transaction) is a code that points to exactly one transfer on a chain. Drop it into that chain's explorer and you'll see the sender, the receiver, the amount, the fee, when it happened and the confirmation count.
Your receipt
It's your proof of payment, kind of like the reference number on an Interac e-Transfer. If a deposit goes missing or a withdrawal gets disputed, the hash shows what really happened. Every withdrawal in our payout tests gets its hash written down, so you can double-check our timings on your own.
Real-life example
Support tells you your cashout went out and sends a hash. You paste it into a Bitcoin explorer: confirmed 14 minutes later, right amount, right address. If a casino can't give you a hash, the payment probably hasn't actually gone out yet.
Quick tips
- Match the explorer to the coin. Searching a Tron hash on an Ethereum site gets you nothing.
- Save your hashes with the date and amount. Handy at tax time.