A Consistent Pattern for Valid USDT TRC20 Transactions: Identifying Key Identifiers?

[jorge]

Is there a pattern in how, for example, a USDT TRC20 transaction should look when it's valid? Does it always start with "TG" or "TX" or something similar?

Can we say that if a transaction ID can't be found at TronScan it does not exists?
https://tronscan.org/

 

[aniglo22]

An encoded TRON address begins with T and is 34 bytes in length.
Yes welcome to the world of cryptocurrency .

 

[JohnLocke]

So what you're saying is that if you give me a transaction ID or show‌ me a screenshot of it, and I enter it into Tronscan, it should be able‍ to find it. If it doesn't find the transaction, that means the transaction was NEVER⁠ made? Is that 100% certain?

 

[jorge]

That would be of interest⁤ to me

 

[aniglo22]

There can be a slight⁤ delay with newer transactions on Tronscan . But you can also directly query the jsonrpc⁣ Trongrid Api.
But if nothing appears the transaction doesn't exist . You can also run⁢ your own node and query against it .

 

[JohnLocke]

If a transaction is initiated about 14 hours ago, it should be on the network‌ right ?

 

[aniglo22]

Yeah long ago , Tron has a block-time‍ of 3 seconds .

 

[JohnLocke]

Okay I see, thank you very much, very helpful.

 

[sebastian]

Are you having trouble finding any transactions? I’d‍ be happy to help you.

 

[JohnnyDoe]

JohnLocke said:
If a transaction is initiated about 14 hours ago, it should be on the network right ?
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Yes. You are being scammed.

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[JohnLocke]

He can't scam me, which is why I find the whole thing a bit strange.‌

 

[clemens]

It's incredibly valuable that we have OCT to clarify questions that arise in our daily‌ business with such great precision. I'm impressed by the quality of the answers in this‍ thread.

 

[jafo]

Most likely! 😉

 

[jorge]

Yeah, it sounds like he's broke and has no money, and at the same time,‍ he must be bored, or why would anyone do something like that?

I've had similar⁠ cases, which is why my initial question was about whether there's a standard. I had⁤ a client who was supposed to purchase a service from me with crypto, and he⁣ kept sending me his HASH ID, claiming it was valid, but I couldn’t find it⁢ on the Tron scanner. It seems like I'm not the only one being scammed in︀ this way.

 

[cckuhqilfownnfctux]

are you sure he was using Tron network?⁢ USDT token exists on multiple blockchains.
and yes, if a transaction ID is not found︀ on the blockchain exporer within several minutes it means the transaction was not sent.

 

[jorge]

When I agree with him that it's USDT TRC20, hopefully he‍ won’t send Bitcoins or Ether to a TRC20 address! So yes, I’m as sure as⁠ can be that he confirmed TRC20 was sent.