Transaction Analyzer
Use this transaction analyzer to inspect a raw signed EVM transaction and summarize fields like type, calldata bytes, fee model, and signature parts.
Example Usage
- Paste a signed raw transaction and inspect whether it is legacy or EIP-1559 style.
- Check calldata size, zero bytes, and intrinsic gas assumptions quickly.
- Review signature fields and fee settings before relaying a transaction elsewhere.
Transaction Analyzer Explained
A transaction analyzer helps you inspect a raw signed EVM transaction beyond simple field decoding. It summarizes chain context, gas settings, calldata size, zero and non-zero byte counts, intrinsic calldata gas, and signature parts in a compact view. That makes it useful when debugging signed payloads, checking fee model assumptions, or comparing how much calldata overhead a transaction carries. It is a good complement to a basic transaction decoder because it focuses on operational characteristics rather than only structural fields.
FAQ
How is this different from a transaction decoder?
A decoder focuses on the fields themselves, while this analyzer also summarizes byte-level and gas-related characteristics.
Does it support EIP-1559 transactions?
Yes. It can summarize legacy and typed transaction fee fields when present.
Why count zero and non-zero calldata bytes?
Because they affect intrinsic calldata gas cost on EVM chains.
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