PulseCoinList Transactions - the PulseChain transaction tracker

PulseCoinList Transactions

PulseChain token movements

PulseCoinList Transactions is the PulseChain transaction tracker. It reads on-chain token movements - transfers, swaps, and approvals - for any wallet address you paste, and returns the history of PRC-20 activity behind that account. It is the explorer view that sits next to the rate list and the portfolio, so you can go from a token, to a holder, to that holder's recent transactions without leaving the PulseCoinList interface.

Because PulseChain mirrors Ethereum's system state, every wallet that held ERC-20s on Ethereum at the May 2023 fork also holds the mirrored PRC-20s on PulseChain. The Transactions view shows both the native PulseChain activity and the mirrored balances, so the history is complete.

What the Transactions page shows

• Transfers - PRC-20 token movements in and out of the address.
• Swaps - DEX trades the wallet signed, mostly on PulseX.
• Approvals - token spenders the wallet authorized.
• Stakes and bridges - HEX stakes and bridge flows where relevant.

How to use the transaction tracker

1. Paste a wallet address into the Transactions view. No connection required - it reads on-chain data.
2. Filter by token or type to narrow the history to transfers, swaps, or approvals.
3. Open a transaction to see the block, the counterparties, and the amounts.
4. Jump to the token from any transaction row to see its rate and liquidity.

Transactions FAQ

What is the PulseCoinList Transactions page?

It is the PulseChain transaction tracker. Paste a wallet address and it returns the on-chain token movements - transfers, swaps, and approvals - for that account, drawn from PulseChain block data.

Do I need to connect a wallet to view transactions?

No. The Transactions view reads on-chain data for any address you paste. No connection is required, so you can look up any wallet's history without signing anything.

Does it show mirrored ERC-20 balances too?

Yes. PulseChain mirrors Ethereum's system state, so every wallet that held ERC-20s at the May 2023 fork also holds the mirrored PRC-20s on PulseChain. The Transactions view shows both native and mirrored activity.