# Latest transfers

### 1. Latest Transfer

The **Latest Transfer** sub-module displays the most recent transfers of NFTs between wallets.\
It provides transparency on NFT ownership changes and helps track activity within the ecosystem.

#### Key Columns:

* **Txn Hash**: Unique identifier of the transaction. Clicking on it will take you to the transaction details page.
* **Method**: Indicates the action or function executed (e.g., transfer).
* **Block**: The block number in which the transaction was recorded.
* **Age**: Time elapsed since the transaction was added to the blockchain.
* **From**: The wallet address sending the NFT.
* **To**: The wallet address receiving the NFT.
* **Type:** It tells the type of NFT that was transferred.
* **Item:** this displays the image of the sample NFT

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If there are no recent transfers, the page will display **“No Data Found”**

### NFT Transfer Detail Page

When you click on an NFT from the **Latest Transfer** list, you are taken to a **detail page** that provides complete information about the NFT and its transaction history.

#### Information Displayed

**1. NFT Preview**

* A visual preview of the NFT is shown on the left side (image, videos and GIF).
* This helps users easily identify the NFT in question.

**2. NFT Metadata**&#x20;

The right panel lists important details about the NFT:

* **Creator**: The wallet address that originally created (minted) the NFT.
* **Contract Address**: The smart contract address managing the NFT collection.
* **Owner**: Current wallet address holding the NFT.
* **Contract Type**: The token standard used (e.g., ERC721, ERC1155).
* **Quantity**: The number of tokens held (relevant for multi-token standards like ERC1155).
* **Mint Time**: Timestamp of when the NFT was minted on the blockchain.

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**3. Transaction History**&#x20;

Below the NFT details, you can see a table summarizing all transactions involving the NFT.

**Columns in the Transaction History:**

* **Txn Hash**: Unique identifier of the transaction (clickable for deeper details).
* **Block**: Block number in which the transaction was recorded.
* **Age**: Time elapsed since the transaction occurred.
* **Type**: Type of transfer (e.g., ERC721 or ERC1155).
* **From**: The wallet address that transferred/sent the NFT.
* **To**: The wallet address that received the NFT.

This gives users a transparent view of how the NFT has changed hands over time.<br>

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**Use Case for Users**:

* Collectors can validate NFT authenticity and ownership history.
* Traders can check how frequently an NFT has been transferred.
* Developers and community members can monitor contract-level activities for specific NFTs.