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Getting the Transaction Status

From the Kima Backend

Using the Kima Backend, you can get the transaction status by calling two /tx endpoints depending on the type of transaction.

For regular transactions: GET /tx/:txId/status

For liquidity pool transactions: GET /tx/lp/:txId/status

Parameters:

  • txId number: the transaction id number. This is a sequential number assigned to each transaction, NOT the transaction hash (tx_id below).

Success Response:

Example note: this sample response uses testnet-style token symbols such as USDK. If you are integrating against mainnet, expect the same response shape with supported mainnet symbols such as USDC.

{
  "data": {
    "transaction_data": [
      {
        "failreason": "",
        "pullfailcount": 0,
        "pullhash": "0x479c907fe8c92970e99fa102d440e805fa7d5d436469d4bbc003dec21349230f",
        "releasefailcount": 0,
        "releasehash": "4r58fVKEL6q6dZ7xdqTUXrL3adVLH23EYavwh7EjavPTu2mCwiqGJqtoWRHiSC17rsVJA2jdcAjF3ZoGbG5e1y86",
        "txstatus": "Completed",
        "amount": "6.00",
        "creator": "kima18lhurd62myjv0c73dfrzej9wamvs4rffugd948",
        "originaddress": "0x366Aa85aFd7e5Cb657748f2142009a04750AD081",
        "originchain": "ARB",
        "originsymbol": "USDK",
        "targetsymbol": "USDK",
        "targetaddress": "64tSEV9Rc5L7LaYDnSwaEgi4YGZMkBr4VnT9S7Va8fNE",
        "targetchain": "SOL",
        "tx_id": 15519,
        "kimahash": "4C9135132C88B05C78B89B208A9655428AF3E86A43D6E4D0680463364037F5DD"
      }
    ]
  }
}

From the Kima Subgraph

Once the transaction has been submitted to the Kima Transaction Backend, you’ll want to display the transaction progress in the frontend. There are 2 GraphQL queries on the Kima subgraph for this purpose.

  • Mainnet Kima Subgraph url: https://graphql.kima.network/v1/graphql

  • Sardis Testnet url: https://graphql.sardis.kima.network/v1/graphql

Here is a code snippet for regular transactions using plain fetch. See the docs for your favorite graphql client for constructing queries.

Note: in the Kima subgraph, tx_id uses the GraphQL scalar bigint. In JSON variables, pass it as a numeric string such as "15519".

For liquidity pool transactions:

Available transaction statuses

These are the current available transaction statuses returned from our blockchain and used throughout the SDK documentation today.

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