Reading from NEAR testnet…
Reading from NEAR testnet…
8Raif1ZgGseCGH5g1mFvpsi4ApePDfzhRps14gKag6tx
worker.offchainvm.testnet to c5.offchainvm.testnet
resolve_execution()
{
"request_id": 259,
"response": {
"compilation_note": "Cached WASM from 2025-10-27T19:01:04.709376+00:00",
"error": null,
"output": {
"Text": "7."
},
"resources_used": {
"compile_time_ms": null,
"instructions": 177715,
"time_ms": 2035
},
"success": true
}
}Resolving execution for request_id: 259, data_id: [193, 136, 168, 207, 54, 55, 48, 208, 73, 141, 26, 64, 6, 19, 67, 66, 200, 28, 26, 54, 87, 40, 131, 232, 157, 5, 136, 251, 213, 55, 119, 141], success: true, output_submitted: false, resources_used: { instructions: 177715, time_ms: 2035, compile_time_ms: None }
[[yNEAR charged: "12035000000000000000000"]]1 automatic refund step from the network not shown.
This page reads FastNEAR's public transaction index and stores nothing. This command asks a NEAR archival node for the same transaction and needs no keys.
curl -s https://archival-rpc.testnet.fastnear.com -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tx","params":{"tx_hash":"8Raif1ZgGseCGH5g1mFvpsi4ApePDfzhRps14gKag6tx","sender_account_id":"worker.offchainvm.testnet","wait_until":"FINAL"}}'Vouch has its own page because testnet.nearblocks.io stopped indexing on 27 Sep 2026, so it can't show newer transactions.