How to Find Out a Bitcoin Blockchain Transaction Result with Tatum C# SDK

Blockchain transactions can be checked using the different protocols that can be used as search tools and the availability of information that can be referenced.

It is important to note the frequently used programming languages that make this possible among the numerous blockchain tools available. A protocol to this effect is included in C#, for example.

Let us learn how Tatum C# can validate Bitcoin transactions if you frequently use Bitcoin for BTC transactions. The examples below demonstrate how the transaction hash can be used to accomplish this.

C# SDK

Despite its widespread use, C# is used differently in blockchain development. While that is the case, Tatum will provide examples and guidelines to help you understand the process.

Note that more information about C# SDK can be found here on GitHub.

Obtaining Bitcoin transaction by Address:

Is C# not your cup of tea? Nothing to worry about! Bitcoin transactions can also be checked using Tatum’s API calls.

Tatum API Call

Provided you have an API key with us after creating an account, Tatum gives you some quick and easy API calls to get the transaction details.

Similarly to the C# method, the API call would allow you to look up a Bitcoin transaction by its address. Below is an example of such a process:

API curl call request example

API call response example:

Many returned values, including block numbers, are important to note. The block number indicates that the transaction was successful. It may take a while until it appears before the value can be validated. You may be interested in other values in the response, such as the time, fees, value transferred, or the witness hash.

Blockchain Explorers

No matter what field you work in, information is key to making the right decision. As an up-and-coming blockchain technology enthusiast, operating a new and versatile system is even more challenging.

Without reliable data, it is impossible to obtain actionable information. Despite the popularity of blockchain development, sifting through general data in a blockchain platform as popular as Bitcoin would be nearly impossible without the right tool.

This is where Blockchain Explorers come in as software that helps you track and analyze blockchain data, such as average transaction fees, block sizes, block difficulties, etc., to determine your strategy.

Consider checking a transaction for one of the above examples using a hash or address. We don’t just say that; try it out yourself here.

Try putting in the hash of the transaction example and see how convenient it is to have such an explorer software do all the heavy lifting for you!

Try it out yourself!

Sign up with Tatum’s Free option to try out such transaction search API calls with C#, among others. There is nothing complicated about this process!