How to Find Your Transaction Hash (TxID) | USDT Express

After you send USDT, submitting your transaction hash (TxID) is the fastest way to help USDT Express verify and credit your sell — but if you've never looked for one before, it isn't always obvious where it's hiding. This guide shows exactly where to find your TxID in the most common wallets and exchanges Indian users send USDT from.

What a transaction hash actually is

A transaction hash (also called TxID or transaction ID) is a unique string of letters and numbers generated the moment your transfer is broadcast to the blockchain. It's like a receipt number, except it's recorded permanently and publicly on the network, which is exactly what lets USDT Express look it up and confirm your transfer independently — see how on-chain verification works for how that lookup happens. Every completed blockchain transaction has exactly one TxID, and it looks different depending on the network (TRC20 hashes and ERC20 hashes have different formats, but both are long alphanumeric strings). On USDT Express, submitting it promptly is what lets your sell verify at the rate you locked, such as today's 89.50 on TRC20.

Finding your TxID in Binance

After withdrawing USDT from Binance:

1. Go to Wallet → Transaction History → Withdraw.
2. Find the withdrawal you just made and tap it.
3. Look for TXID or Transaction hash in the details — there's usually a copy icon next to it.
4. Paste it directly into the USDT Express sell screen.

If you're specifically sending from Binance, our dedicated guide on selling USDT from Binance to INR covers the full withdrawal flow with screenshots of each screen.

Finding your TxID in Trust Wallet

1. Open Trust Wallet and go to your USDT transaction in the activity/history tab.
2. Tap the transaction.
3. Tap View on Explorer — this opens the relevant block explorer (Tronscan for TRC20, BscScan for BEP20, etc.).
4. The hash is shown at the top of that explorer page and can be copied from there, or often directly from the transaction details screen in the app itself.

More detail on this specific wallet is in selling USDT from Trust Wallet.

Finding your TxID in MetaMask

1. Open MetaMask and tap Activity.
2. Tap the send transaction.
3. Tap View on block explorer (this opens Etherscan, BscScan or Polygonscan depending on the network).
4. Copy the hash shown in the explorer's URL bar or transaction details page.

See selling USDT from MetaMask for the full walkthrough across ERC20, BEP20 and Polygon.

Where to find the TxID by wallet/exchange

Wallet/exchange	Where to look
Binance	Wallet → Transaction History → Withdraw → tap the transaction
Trust Wallet	Activity tab → transaction → View on Explorer
MetaMask	Activity → transaction → View on block explorer
Other exchanges	Usually under Withdrawal History or Order Details

Reading the explorer page once you're there

Once you land on a block explorer like Tronscan, Etherscan, BscScan or Polygonscan, the transaction hash is usually the long string at the very top of the page, often labelled "Transaction Hash" or just shown after "Txn Hash." Our guide on how to read Tronscan, Etherscan and BscScan explains the rest of that page — confirmations, status, and the amount transferred — in case you want to double-check everything before submitting.

What to do if you can't find your TxID

If your wallet doesn't clearly show one, a clean screenshot of the transaction details (including amount, address and time) is a reasonable fallback, and USDT Express's on-chain auto-verification can often still match your deposit even without a manually submitted hash. If your sell stays unverified for longer than expected, support can help you locate it.

Frequently asked questions

Q: Is the transaction hash the same as my wallet address? No — your wallet address is where funds are sent to or from; the transaction hash is the unique ID of one specific transfer, generated after you send it.

Q: Can I submit the TxID after my sell already shows pending? Yes, you can usually add or update it from your sell details screen, which helps the system match and verify faster.

Q: What if I sent USDT but never got a transaction hash at all? That's unusual for a completed transfer — check your wallet's transaction history again, or check the block explorer directly using your deposit address; if it's genuinely missing, contact support.

Knowing exactly where to find your transaction hash TxID turns a potentially confusing step into a ten-second copy-paste. Once submitted, USDT Express takes it from there. Sell USDT now and keep your TxID handy for the fastest verification.