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# 4.5 Verifying Transactions Using Explorer

Every transaction executed on FreCx can be verified through the network explorer. This provides transparency and allows users to track transaction status, block confirmations, and contract interactions.

Developers can use the explorer to debug transactions, verify contract deployments, and monitor network activity.

* Mainnet Explorer: [<sup>https://frecxscan.com/</sup>](https://frecxscan.com/)
* Testnet Explorer: [<sup>https://testnet.frecxscan.com/</sup>](https://testnet.frecxscan.com/)

By entering a wallet address or transaction hash, users can view detailed information about on-chain activity.

<p align="center">                       Explorer transaction details page</p>

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The wallet serves as the foundational interface for all interactions within the FreCx ecosystem. Proper setup and understanding of wallet functionality are essential for both developers and users, as every operation on the network — from deploying smart contracts to participating in staking — is executed through this interface.

With the wallet configured and connected to the FreCx network, developers can proceed to build, deploy, and interact with decentralized applications.


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