Tonviewer

A single TON event can involve several messages and accounts. After searching its transaction identifier, use Event Overview to see the summarized actions and their routes. Transactions Tree then exposes the individual executions, including account state, exit code, outgoing messages and fee components. Value Flow groups the balance changes and network fees by account.

These views answer different questions. The amount in an action is not necessarily the final change to the recipient’s balance after fees. Compare Value Flow with the event summary before treating the transfer label as the net amount received. Show details and the raw-body area provide more information when an application’s action needs closer inspection.

Tonviewer also separates token and NFT transfers from account-type statistics on its homepage. Those network totals give context, but cannot explain a specific account’s history on their own.

Some events carry a Suspicious label. Treat the label as a reason to inspect the event, rather than assuming that unflagged activity is safe. Tonviewer’s terms do not guarantee complete or accurate data, and linked wallets, exchanges and other services have their own terms.