# Blockchain

### How to view blockchain transactions in Atlus Dashboard

1. Begin by navigating to the [Atlus app page](https://atlus.cloud/) and selecting the "Blockchain" option, which is conveniently highlighted in a black box in the screenshot below.

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&#x20;2\. Under the "Blockchain" section, you will find a comprehensive list of all transactions in the "Transactions" subsection. See the screenshot below for reference:

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Here's a concise overview of the transaction-related fields:

* Hash: Each transaction on the Züs network generates a unique transaction hash.
* Type: This field provides a description of the transaction type.
* Block: You'll find a distinctive block hash associated with the transaction.
* Age: This timestamp indicates the time of the transaction.
* From: Identifies the wallet from which the transaction originated.
* To: Specifies the recipient wallet for the transaction.
* Value (ZCN): Reflects the transaction value in ZCN.
* Txn Fee (SAS): This denotes the transaction fee, also known as the Gas Fee.
* Status: The status field reveals whether the transaction was successful or failed.

3. f you wish to download the list of blockchain transactions, simply click the "Download" button located on the right. The downloaded button is highlighted in a black box within the provided screenshot below.&#x20;

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**Note:** The downloaded file will be in .csv format

4. &#x20;Additionally, to filter transactions by a specific transaction hash, input the desired hash into the search box located in the upper right corner. The search box is highlighted in screenshot below.

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### How to view blockchain round summary in Atlus Dashboard.

1. Begin by navigating to the [Atlus app page](https://atlus.cloud/) and selecting the "Blockchain" option, which is conveniently highlighted in a black box in the screenshot below.

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&#x20;2\. You will find the list of block rounds under the "Blocks" section. Here is a concise overview of the fields related to block information.

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Here is a concise overview of the fields related to block information:

* **Round Number**: This field provides information about the specific round associated with the block.
* **Age**: The age indicates the timestamp of the transaction.
* **Transaction Count**: This field shows the number of transactions recorded within the block.
* **Miner ID**: This is the unique identifier for the miner responsible for this block\
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  3\. To download a list of transactions for a specific block round, click on the "Download" button located on the right side. The button is highlighted within a black box in the screenshot below.

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Note: The list of block transactions will be downloaded in a .csv file format.

4. If you wish to filter the blocks by a specific ID, simply type the relevant block ID in the search box located in the upper right corner. You'll find the search box highlighted in the screenshot below.

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