TronScan Transaction Info

Query TRON transaction result, confirmation status, sender, resource consumption. Use when user asks "why did this tx fail", "tx status", "who sent it", "energy consumed", provides a tx hash, or asks about transaction details. Do NOT use for address balance or token holders (use tronscan-account-profiler or tronscan-token-scanner).

Transaction Info

Overview

Tool	Function	Use Case
getTransactionDetail	Tx by hash	Type, confirmation, amount, energy/bandwidth
getTransactionList	Tx list	List with filters, sort, pagination
getTrc20Transfers	TRC20/721 transfers	Token transfer records
getTrc20TransfersWithStatus	TRC20 with status	TRC20 transfers plus tx status
getTrc1155Transfers	TRC1155 transfers	Multi-token transfers
getTransferList	TRX/TRC10 transfers	Native TRX and TRC10 transfers
getInternalTransactions	Internal txs	Contract internal calls
getTransactionStatistics	Tx statistics	Aggregate tx and token volume
getTransferStatistics	Transfer statistics	Transfer activity by token type
getExchangeTransactions	Exchange txs	Exchange-type transactions

Use Cases

1. Transaction Result: Use getTransactionDetail for success/fail and confirmation.
2. Confirmation Status: Confirmation and block info are in getTransactionDetail.
3. Sender / Receiver: Use getTransactionDetail for from/to; use transfer tools for token flows.
4. Resource Consumption: Energy and bandwidth used are in getTransactionDetail.
5. Token Transfers in Tx: Use getTransactionDetail; its response includes trc20TransferInfo, transfersAllList, and other tx-level transfer info.
6. Internal Calls: Use getInternalTransactions for contract internal txs.

MCP Server

• Prerequisite: TronScan MCP Guide

Tools

getTransactionDetail

• API: getTransactionDetail — Get transaction detail by hash (type, confirmation, amount, energy/bandwidth)
• Use when: User provides a tx hash or asks "transaction status", "tx result", or "token transfers in this tx".
• Input: Transaction hash (txid).
• Response: Type, confirmed, amount, energy, bandwidth, from, to, block, trc20TransferInfo, transfersAllList, and other tx-level transfer info.
• Units:
  • net_fee, energy_fee, fee_limit: in sun (1 TRX = 10⁶ sun); divide by 1,000,000 to get TRX.
  • amount_str(TRC20): in smallest unit; divide by 10^decimals to get human-readable amount.
  • contractData.amount (TRX transfer): in sun (1 TRX = 10⁶ sun); divide by 1,000,000 to get TRX.

getTransactionList

• API: getTransactionList — Get transaction list with pagination, sort, and filters
• Use when: User asks for "list of transactions" or "recent txs" for an address or globally.

getTrc20Transfers / getTrc20TransfersWithStatus

• API: getTrc20Transfers — Get TRC20/TRC721 transfer records; getTrc20TransfersWithStatus — Get TRC20 transfers with tx status
• Use when: User asks for "token transfer" or "TRC20 transfer" by address, contract, or time range. For transfers within a single tx, use getTransactionDetail.

getTrc1155Transfers

• API: getTrc1155Transfers — Get TRC1155 transfer records
• Use when: User asks for TRC1155 transfers by address, contract, or time range. For transfers within a single tx, use getTransactionDetail.

getTransferList

• API: getTransferList — Get TRX and TRC10 transfer records
• Use when: User asks for "TRX transfer" or "TRC10 transfer" by address, contract, or time range. For transfers within a single tx, use getTransactionDetail.

getInternalTransactions

• API: getInternalTransactions — Get smart contract internal transaction list
• Use when: User asks for "internal tx" or "contract internal call".

getTransactionStatistics / getTransferStatistics

• API: getTransactionStatistics — Get transaction statistics (total tx, token tx volume, etc.); getTransferStatistics — Get transfer statistics by token type
• Use when: User asks for "tx volume" or "transfer distribution".

getExchangeTransactions

• API: getExchangeTransactions — Get exchange-type transactions
• Use when: User asks for "exchange transactions" or "DEX transactions".
• Response: Exchange-type transaction list.

Workflow: Transaction Investigation

User: "Why did this tx fail?" or "Who sent it, what did it do?"

1. tronscan-transaction-info — Use tx hash to call getTransactionDetail → result, confirmation, from/to, amount, energy/bandwidth.
2. If asking about sender or receiver: tronscan-account-profiler — getAccountDetail(from/to address) for balance and resources; if counterparty is a contract, tronscan-contract-analysis — getContractDetail(contract address).
3. If token transfers within the tx are needed: getTransactionDetail response already includes trc20TransferInfo, transfersAllList, etc. — no need to call transfer list tools. If internal calls needed: getInternalTransactions (pass tx hash as parameter where supported).

Data handoff: User-provided tx hash is input for step 1. The from/to or contract address from step 1 feeds into step 2.

Troubleshooting

• MCP connection failed: If you see "Connection refused", verify TronScan MCP is connected in Settings > Extensions.
• API rate limit / 429: TronScan API has call count and frequency limits when no API key is used. If you encounter rate limiting or 429 errors, go to TronScan Developer API to apply for an API key, then add it to your MCP configuration and retry.

Invalid tx hash

Ensure the hash is a valid TRON transaction ID (64 hex chars). If tx not found, it may be pending or on a different network.

Notes

• Always use getTransactionDetail first when user has a tx hash; token transfers within the tx are already in its response—no need to call getTrc20Transfers / getTrc1155Transfers / getTransferList.
• getTrc20Transfers, getTrc1155Transfers, getTransferList are for address, contract, or time-range investigation; they do not expose tx hash filter parameters. Do not fabricate tx-hash filter or claim filtering by tx hash.
• Energy/bandwidth in response are in the same unit as chain (energy in units, bandwidth in bytes).
• Token entries in trc20TransferInfo and transfersAllList may include risk fields such as tokenCanShow and tokenLevel. If the transacted token has tokenCanShow: false or tokenLevel of "3" / "4", warn the user that this transaction involves a potentially risky token. See tronscan-token-scanner for full field semantics.