How to Read SupraScan for ElyxS

SupraScan is the block explorer for Supra. Use it to confirm that a specific transaction exists and to check what the network recorded. A successful transaction does not by itself explain every status in ElyxS or prove that an external prize was delivered.

What you need

the transaction link shown by ElyxS; or
the full transaction hash from your StarKey history;
the network used for the action.

Do not start from a contract address copied from an old guide, message, or screenshot. Use the current link from ElyxS whenever it is available.

1. Open the correct transaction

Open the transaction link from ElyxS. If you only have the hash, select the same network in SupraScan and search for the full hash.

Check both of these before reading the record:

the network in SupraScan matches the network used by ElyxS;
the transaction hash matches in full, not only at the beginning or end.

Mainnet and Testnet keep separate records. A transaction found on one network is not evidence for an action performed on the other.

2. Read the basic information

Start with the basic transaction information:

Status tells you whether the network completed the transaction. Success confirms the transaction, not a later update in ElyxS or an external delivery.
Transaction hash is the unique identifier for this attempt.
Sender should match the wallet that submitted the action.
Time and block help distinguish this attempt from an earlier or repeated one.
Network fee is the cost of processing the transaction. It is not the ticket price, prize amount, or refund amount.

If the status is pending or the transaction cannot be found, do not assume that it failed. First recheck the network and the full hash.

3. Match the record to ElyxS

Return to the ElyxS page where you opened the link. Compare only the details relevant to that action:

the sender wallet;
the draw or request number, when both pages show one;
the current contract address linked by ElyxS;
the transferred asset and amount, when the action moves an asset.

Not every transaction transfers an asset directly. Do not interpret a network fee as the purchase amount or treat unfamiliar technical fields as a user action.

For winner selection and Supra dVRF evidence, use Verify Draw Results. That page brings together the request, response, and result evidence; one successful transaction in SupraScan is not a complete result check.

4. If the records differ

Recheck the network and the full transaction hash.
Refresh both pages and allow time for their data to update.
If the wallet result is uncertain, do not submit the same action again until the first attempt is confirmed failed or ElyxS offers a safe retry.
If the difference remains, contact Support with the public transaction link, your public wallet address, the relevant draw or request number, and a screenshot without secret data.

Never send a seed phrase, private key, password, or wallet recovery code.

What SupraScan does not prove

SupraScan records blockchain activity. It does not prove:

that an organizer's description is accurate;
that a physical or otherwise external prize exists or was delivered;
that a person or organization controls a wallet unless that identity is verified separately;
that a draw result is correct from one transaction alone.