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How can I see the conversion path of my transaction on Etherscan?

When converting tokens using the bancor liquidity network, your transaction hash will execute an array of internal transactions. Etherscan will display them in a list of token transfers, which we can easily explain:

Etherscan link: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xce13a57800790c8195ba9438eb66cb23ab9a76ac08e6d9cc4cccaa7c6623b8f3

  1. The first step will be to transfer tokens (in this case ABX) from your wallet to the BancorNetwork contract. From this step, the BancorNetwork contract will manage all token transfers until you reach the destination token. At that stage, the BancorNetowork contract will transfer the destination token back to your wallet address (the wallet address initiated the convert with the initial transfer)
  2. BancorNetwork contract transfer the ABX tokens to the ABXBNT token converter
  3. ABXBNT tokens are transferred into the Bancor Network contract
  4. BancorNetwork contract transfer ABXBNT tokens to the ABXBNT token converter
  5. ABXBNT token converter transfer BNT back to the BancorNetowkr contract
  6. BancorNetwork contract now transfer the BNT tokens to the BNT token converter
  7. BNT token converter transfer in return ETH token to the BancorNetwork contract
  8. BancorNetowkr contract now transfer the ETH tokens into the EtherToken contract which in return transfer ETH into the wallet of the user who initiated the convert

  

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