Finding Your Transaction by Hash
After you send a tip, your wallet shows a transaction hash — a unique identifier that points to your transaction on-chain. Use it to verify the tip on Basescan.1
Copy the transaction hash
After tipping, copy the transaction hash shown in your wallet’s confirmation screen. It looks like
0xabc123... and is a 66-character hex string.2
Go to Basescan
Open https://basescan.org in your browser.
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Paste the hash in the search bar
Paste your transaction hash into the search bar at the top of the page and press Enter.
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Review the transaction details
Basescan displays the full record of your transaction, including:
- From — the sender’s wallet address
- To — the recipient’s wallet address
- Value / Token Transfer — the USDC amount sent
- Timestamp — the exact date and time of the transaction
- Gas Fee — the network fee paid in ETH
Verifying a Tip Receipt by Wallet Address
If you are a recipient, you can confirm that a tip arrived in your wallet without relying on the sender:1
Copy your wallet address
Copy the wallet address where you expect to receive tips.
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Search on Basescan
Go to https://basescan.org and paste your wallet address into the search bar.
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Open the Token Transfers tab
On your address page, select the Token Transfers (ERC-20) tab to see all incoming and outgoing token activity.
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Filter for USDC
Filter by the USDC token contract to see all incoming USDC transfers, including any tips sent to you through BaseZap.
Platform Fee Wallet
Every tip includes a 2% platform fee that is sent on-chain in the same transaction. The fee wallet is public — you can inspect every fee ever collected at any time.Basescan is operated by Etherscan and is the official block explorer for Base mainnet.