debug_getRawTransaction
Hyperliquid node API
debug_getRawTransaction | Hyperliquid EVM
The debug_getRawTransaction JSON-RPC method returns the raw transaction data for a specific transaction. Hyperliquid EVM via Chainstack.
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debug_getRawTransaction
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debug_getRawTransaction JSON-RPC method returns the raw transaction data for a specific transaction. This method provides the complete transaction in its raw encoded format, useful for low-level transaction analysis, custom parsing, and applications that need direct access to the transaction’s binary representation.
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Parameters
- Transaction hash (string, required): The hash of the transaction to retrieve
Response
The method returns the raw transaction data in hexadecimal format.Response structure
Raw transaction data:result— Complete raw transaction data encoded in hexadecimal format
Usage example
Basic implementation
Example request
Shell
Use cases
Thedebug_getRawTransaction method is essential for applications that need to:
- Transaction analysis: Perform low-level analysis of transaction structures
- Custom parsing: Implement custom transaction parsing and validation
- Development tools: Build transaction debugging and analysis tools
- Data archival: Archive complete transaction data in raw format
- Forensic investigation: Perform detailed forensic analysis of transactions
- Protocol research: Research transaction format and encoding details
- Cross-chain verification: Verify transactions across different systems
- Security analysis: Analyze transaction security and validation
- Academic research: Support academic research on blockchain transactions
- Compliance tools: Build regulatory compliance and auditing systems
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application/json
Last modified on May 18, 2026