Track or resume a transfer
Your source transaction hash is the starting point. Check what has already completed before taking the next step.
On this page
Find your transfer
Open Find transfer, select the source network, and enter the transaction hash from your wallet or block explorer. Use the burn transaction, not a separate token approval.
This lookup checks supported CCTP v2 transfers by source transaction hash; it is not a protocol-wide explorer or a search of every transfer made by a wallet. Transfers from other interfaces may use different versions, routes, or recipient restrictions and are not guaranteed to be recoverable here.
What does the status mean?
- No confirmed burn: check your wallet and source explorer for a pending, rejected, or failed transaction. An approval alone does not transfer your USDC.
- Awaiting attestation: the source burn has been found, but the signed Circle message is not available yet. Keep tracking the existing transfer.
- Ready to claim: connect the appropriate destination wallet and follow the claim prompt. Keep destination gas available.
- Mint submitted: check the destination transaction for confirmation before trying again.
- Complete: verify the destination balance on the correct network and the native USDC token.
History and missing transfers
Transfer history contains transfers saved in this browser. An empty history after changing browsers, devices, or clearing site data does not mean an on-chain transfer was lost. Use the source transaction hash to find it again.
If the lookup cannot find a recently submitted burn, check that it succeeded on the source explorer and allow time for indexing. Confirm the source network and full hash. Do not enter the approval hash or a destination mint hash.
Expired attestation or delayed claim
A Fast message can expire before it is claimed. The tracking flow can request a new attestation for the existing burn and wait for the updated message. This does not require sending the USDC again.
If the page stops checking or a claim fails, inspect the existing destination transaction before retrying. Check the connected wallet, destination network, and gas balance.
Common questions
Can I close the page?
Save your source transaction hash first. You can use it to find a supported transfer again and continue any remaining claim steps.
Why can’t I see USDC in my wallet?
Check the destination network and native USDC token. A source burn confirmation is not proof of destination completion; inspect the destination mint status.
Can I change the receiving address after sending?
The destination recipient is encoded in the burn message. Review that address before confirming; the interface cannot rewrite a submitted transfer’s recipient.