On Solidarity Basket, an on-chain donation is not only a message on the website. It is a blockchain transaction. BscScan is the public explorer for BNB Smart Chain — the place anyone can use to inspect a payment without trusting a screenshot alone.
What you need before you start
- The transaction hash (also called tx hash) from your wallet after you donated.
- Optional but useful: the Solidarity Basket smart contract address (below).
- A browser — no login is required on BscScan to view public transactions.
0x555400DE5f287bB7E2a7F1C1E26fEa9cDCdB2877
Open this contract on BscScan →
Step 1 — Copy the transaction hash
After a successful crypto donation, your wallet (MetaMask, Trust Wallet, or the in-app browser wallet) shows a confirmation. Open the transaction details and copy the long hash — it usually starts with 0x and is much longer than a normal wallet address.
If the site showed a success message with a hash or a “view on explorer” link, save that too.
Step 2 — Search the hash on BscScan
- Go to https://bscscan.com/
- Paste the transaction hash into the top search box.
- Open the transaction page.
Direct link format (replace YOUR_TX_HASH):
https://bscscan.com/tx/YOUR_TX_HASH
Step 3 — Read the key fields
- Status: should be Success (not failed or pending forever).
- Block: a confirmed block number means the network accepted the transaction.
- From: your donor wallet address.
- Interacted With (To): often the platform smart contract or a token contract involved in the transfer.
- BNB / Token transferred: amount and token (for example BNB or USDT) as shown by the explorer.
If the page shows a failed status, the donation did not complete on-chain — do not rely on a chat claim alone. Check your wallet activity and try again only after you understand the failure reason (wrong network, insufficient gas, rejected signature, etc.).
Step 4 — Confirm it relates to Solidarity Basket
Compare the contract address on the transaction with the official contract linked from this site:
On the contract page you can also open the Transactions or Internal Txns tabs to see recent activity. You do not need to “verify the source code” yourself to confirm a single payment — matching the tx hash + success + correct chain is the practical proof for donors.
Common mistakes
- Wrong network: the donation must be on BNB Smart Chain, not Ethereum mainnet.
- Sharing a wallet address instead of a tx hash: an address is not proof of a specific payment.
- Trusting edited screenshots: prefer the public BscScan link.
- Phishing sites: always type bscscan.com yourself or use links from gazaform.com.