> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.blockdagnetwork.io/block-explorer/evm/contract-listing.md).

# Contract Listing

The contract listing refers to the cataloging of all smart contracts deployed on the BlockDAG blockchain. Each listed contract provides essential information, such as the contract address, creator details, and transaction history.

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**Contracts Table:** This table provides a comprehensive list of all contracts in the BlockDAG network, displaying key information and enabling easy access to each contract’s details.

* **Contracts:** This section displays the name or symbol of each contract to help the user easily identify the contract.
* **Contract Address:** This column displays a unique address of each contract on the network. The user can copy the address using the clipboard icon next to each entry, simplifying the process of sharing or interacting with the contract.
* **Type:** This column displays the contract type ***(e.g., "ERC1155")***, indicating the token standard or other compatibility aspects to help identify its functionality within the network.
* **Owner:** This column displays the complete list of all the addresses ***(the contract's owner)***, offering transparency regarding the entity managing the contract.
* **Age:** This column displays the time elapsed since the contract was deployed or last updated, providing context on the recency and activity level of each contract.
* **Status:** This column indicates the verification status of the deployed contract on our BlockDAG chain, showing whether it is ***"Fully Verified", "Partially Verified",*** or ***"Not Verified".***&#x20;
* **Details Button&#x20;*****(Arrow Icon):*** Clicking on this icon reveals a detailed view of the contract. This may include additional information, like past transactions and associated metadata, giving users deeper insights into each contract's behavior.

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