CLV Cross-Chain Explorer (https://tx.clover.finance/) shows all the information about the cross chain transactions
Cross-chain Transaction Summary
The summary section will show:
Total cross-chain transaction happened
Total cross-chain volume in $CLV
Total number of addresses who participate the cross-chain
Current cross-chain fees. CLV Chain <-> Ethereum and CLV Chain <-> BSC
Also users can search all the cross-chain transactions by hash or their $CLV (Native token, ERC20, BEP20) token address
Cross-chain Transaction Record
cross-chain transaction list will show all the details, like:
From address, with the source blockchain info
To address, with the target blockchain info
Amount of $CLV transferred
The cross-chain transaction time, fee, duration, and status
Cross-chain Tx List
Cross-chain Transaction Details
You can click the cross-chain transaction record to expand the details:
Burn info, including the transaction hash, block number, block confirmations, etc. You can also view the burn transaction on Etherscan or Subscan
Mint info
Claim info, including the claim transaction hash, claim block, claim time, etc.
Cross-chain Details
Claim Your $CLV
In some rare cases, for example you uninstall the CLV mobile or extension wallet which contains pending cross-chain transactions, you will need to manually claim your $CLV.
There are two ways to claim your $CLV:
Using Cross-Chain Explorer
1.
First, click the "Claim $CLV" button on the right upper corner
2.
Fill in the claim form:
Blockchain: you need to select the blockchain where the transaction happened.
Transaction Hash: you need to copy your transaction hash from Etherscan or BscScan
CLV chain Address: make sure the CLV chain address is yours, otherwise you may lose your $CLV forever!
Private Key: the private key or seed phrase of your Ethereum/BSC account (CLV will never save your private key, it will only be used in your computer, and deleted from any cache once you close the claim dialog!).
3. Confirm the claim
4. Check your balance after claim succeed
Using CLV Extension Wallet
First, you need to install CLV intension wallet and import the same account from which you sent the previous cross-chain transaction
Connect you wallet to the cross-chain transaction explorer
Search your address or the pending transaction hash
Expand the detail, and click the "Claim" button
Input your claiming CLV chain address trigger the claim process
Claim CLV from Cross-chain Transaction Explorer
Once you input your CLV chain address, just click "claim" to invoke CLV extension wallet to sign your claim request.
Sign your Claim Request
Once your claim is successful, you can view your claim transaction detail in Subscan.