All Transaction Types
Your handy guide to decode DeFi transaction types, and what they mean
Last updated
Your handy guide to decode DeFi transaction types, and what they mean
Last updated
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Airdrop: You received a reward for participating in a specific project or protocol.
Approval: You approved a transaction by giving permission for your funds to be used or transferred within a protocol.
Borrow: You borrowed funds or digital assets from a lending platform or protocol by locking up collateral, such as other cryptocurrencies or tokens as security.
Bridge in: You transferred a digital asset from a different blockchain network to the current network you are using.
Bridge out: You transferred a digital asset from the current network you are using to a different blockchain.
Claim: You acquired or redeemed tokens/rewards that were due to you.
Collect: You received or gathered a specific asset, such as tokens or rewards.
Deposit: You transferred funds or digital assets from an external source, such as a personal wallet or an exchange account, into a specific cryptocurrency address or account.
Donation: You voluntarily transferred funds or assets to a recipient without expecting anything in return (eg: support projects, organizations, charities, or individual causes).
Expense: You made a transaction that involves spending or using funds for a specific purpose.
Failed: You initiated a transaction but, for some reason, it was not successfully completed.
Follow: You are following a person or a project on a specific protocol.
Ignore: You ignored a transaction.
Interaction: You made any type of engagement or activity with a smart contract or a decentralized application.
Lend: You provided funds or assets to others for a specified period, usually in exchange for interest payments.
Liquidity - Add: You provided funds to a liquidity pool in a decentralized exchange (DEX) or automated market maker (AMM) platform.
Liquidity - Remove: You withdraw your share of funds or assets from a liquidity pool in a decentralized exchange or automated market maker platform.
Mint: You bought an NFT.
Self transfer: You transferred funds or assets from one of your own addresses or wallets to another.
Spam: You received a malicious or excessive sending of unwanted, irrelevant, or unsolicited messages, transactions, or data.
Stake: You locked up a certain amount of cryptocurrency in a designated wallet or smart contract in exchange for a reward.
Sign: You have signed a transaction, such as a multi-sig.
Swap: You exchanged one cryptocurrency or token for another.
Transfer in: You received funds or assets into a specific cryptocurrency address or account.
Transfer out: You sent funds or assets from a specific cryptocurrency address or account to an external destination.
Unstake: You unlocked and withdraw your staked funds from a staking mechanism or a staking pool.
Unwrap: You converted wrapped tokens back into their original form.
Vault - Close: You terminated or closed a collateralized position within a lending or borrowing protocol.
Vault - Open: You created a collateralized position within a lending or borrowing protocol.
Vault - Repay: You returned the borrowed funds or debt that you owe within a lending or borrowing protocol.
Withdraw: You removed funds from a protocol.
Wrap: You converted a specific cryptocurrency or asset into a wrapped token representation.