TXMORA SCAN / TRANSACTION INTELLIGENCE

See what your transaction is really doing.

Understand what a Web3 transaction asks before you sign. TXMORA is designed to decode instructions, trace expected movements and explain findings with evidence.

Read-only principle · no private key required

Transaction contextCONCEPT · NOT A RESULT
TXMORA / SCANANALYSIS CAPABILITY: PLANNED01 — 04

FROM RAW DATA TO REVIEW

Give the signing moment
more meaning.

Transaction prompts can contain more than a simple send. A contract call may trigger token transfers, create a persistent approval or interact with multiple contracts. TXMORA Scan is designed to help people inspect that intent before authorization—without presenting a demo result as a real security verdict.

The scanner below checks identifier format only. Blockchain lookup, transaction decoding, known-address checks and threat findings are not connected to this website preview.

01

Decode the interaction

Identify recognizable calls, programs and instructions while keeping unsupported or ambiguous data visible. Contract and program names depend on available verified metadata.

Planned
02

Follow assets and permissions

Surface supported token transfer details, allowance changes and permission requests as separate findings—not as a single opaque risk number.

Planned
03

Show destination context

Compare destinations against available, documented sources. A match can be a useful signal; no match does not prove an address is safe.

Planned
04

Keep findings evidence-led

Connect each explanation to the transaction fields and source data behind it. Distinguish an observed fact from a heuristic or estimated interpretation.

Planned

WHAT A PASSPORT COULD CONTAIN

TXMORA / PASSPORTTransaction overview
ILLUSTRATIVE
TRANSACTION0x73…a91eEVM · example
INTERACTIONContract callDecoded
ASSET MOVEMENTExpected transferReview
PERMISSIONApproval detected Check
Evidence-linked summaryDemo layout · not a security result

Illustrative interface only. No transaction was scanned and no security result is shown.

A RESPONSIBLE ANALYSIS

Evidence is part of
the explanation.

Security findings are most useful when a person can see where they came from and where they stop.

01 / OBSERVED

What the data says

Transaction fields, emitted events and recognized instruction structures.

02 / INTERPRETED

What it may mean

Decoded actions and known patterns, with source and confidence in view.

03 / UNKNOWN

What cannot be verified

Unsupported calls, missing metadata and limits in coverage or freshness.

TXMORA SCAN / PREVIEW

Start with the transaction itself.

This interface validates the shape of an identifier only. It does not contact a blockchain or produce a security finding.

ANALYSIS WORKSPACE

A clearer view begins with a transaction.

Paste a transaction identifier to see input validation. Live decoding, simulation and threat checks require the TXMORA analysis service, which is not connected here.

Never paste a seed phrase or private key. TXMORA does not need them.
Transaction inputDEMO · NO NETWORK CALL

Supported input formats in this demo: 32-byte EVM transaction hash or Solana transaction signature.

Analysis unavailable in preview

A well-formed identifier can be entered for format validation. No transaction will be fetched or analyzed.

01 Validate input02 Decode actions Planned03 Review evidence Planned

KNOW EVERY TRANSACTION

Read the transaction before the prompt disappears.

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