> 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/contract-details/transfer-tab.md).

# Transfer Tab

**Transfers Table**\
This table provides details on recent transfers and transactions related to the selected contract. The columns include:

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* **TXN Hash:** This column displays the unique identifier for each transaction. The user can click the clipboard icon to copy the transaction hash for future reference or external use.
* **Method:** This column displays the method used in the transaction, which in this case is ***"Trans\_Batch"***, indicating a batch transfer.
* **Block:** This column displays the block number in which the transaction occurred. This helps in pinpointing the transaction within the blockchain.
* **Age:** This column displays the time elapsed since the transaction was executed, useful for tracking the recency of activity.
* **From:** This column displays the address from which the tokens were sent. The user can copy the address using the clipboard icon.
* **To:** This column displays the address to which the tokens were sent. The user can also copy this address using the clipboard icon.
* **Quantity:** This column displays the number of tokens involved in the transfer. In this case, the quantity is ***"0"***,  which may indicate a token transfer with no actual value moved or a placeholder for additional data.&#x20;


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