TON transaction receipt
Paste a TON transaction hash or wallet address below. The receipt is drawn on the spot from what the chain says, and downloads as a single A4 page.
Transaction receipt - Wallet
Enter a hash or wallet address — Get PDF
What the receipt shows
- One account, two written forms. The 48-character `EQ…`/`UQ…` and the raw `0:` followed by 64 hex characters are the same account seen twice. The receipt accepts either and prints both, so a reader comparing it against another tool is not left wondering whether they are looking at two different wallets.
- Jettons are separate contracts, not rows inside a wallet. Each token an account holds lives in its own jetton wallet with its own address, and the receipt names the master contract beside the balance — two tokens can share a ticker and only the master tells them apart.
- Amounts arrive in nanotons and are divided before printing. A raw nanoton figure has nine extra digits and reads like a fortune; the receipt states the unit next to the number so the two can never drift apart.
- Address format
- EQ… · UQ… (48)
- Native unit
- TON
How to issue one
- 1Paste the transaction hash or the wallet address into the field. Which of the two it is is recognised from its shape — there is nothing to choose.
- 2Press issue. We read the chain once and assemble everything the page needs in a single request.
- 3The PDF downloads. Every party is named where we hold a name for it, and every figure carries the price at the time of the transaction, not today's.
Questions
- Do I need an account?
- No. The field works for anyone, signed in or not, and the receipt downloads straight to the device.
- Is what I paste stored?
- The hash reaches our server because the chain has to be read, and the result is cached briefly so a second request for the same transaction is instant. Nothing is tied to you, and the finished document is assembled in your browser.
- Can I use it for accounting or a tax return?
- It is built for it: the amounts carry the price at the time of the transaction rather than today's, which is the figure a return asks for. It is a record of what the chain says, not advice about how to treat it.
- Why is the text selectable instead of an image?
- Because a receipt you cannot copy a hash out of is half a receipt. The page is drawn as text, so it stays sharp when printed and can be searched afterwards.

