In this article:
Learn why some transactions are classified as "Smart Contract" in your wallet.
This article will explain what qualifies as a Smart Contract transaction, why some actions like claiming or staking Upcoming Tokens appear under this label, and how to understand each type of transaction.
What is a "Smart Contract" transaction?
In Best Wallet, most transactions are labeled clearly: Send, Receive, Swap, or Buy.
"Smart Contract," however, is a catch-all category for actions that interact directly with blockchain programs beyond basic transfers.
Common examples include:
Using decentralized exchanges (DEXs) or other dApps
Buy & Stake or Stake transactions in the Upcoming Tokens tab
Claiming an Upcoming Token
These transactions trigger the Smart Contract label because they involve more complex blockchain interactions that don’t fit into the standard Send/Receive/Swap/Buy categories.
How to check Smart Contract transaction details
If you want to confirm what a Smart Contract transaction was for:
Open Best Wallet and go to your Trade tab.
Then tap History.
Tap the transaction labeled Smart Contract.
Review the details in the bottom sheet. This will show the specific action, token involved, and any amounts or addresses associated.
To view the specific type of transaction it was, tap on "View on chain explorer" to view it on a blockchain explorer — this will often include more accurate transaction details.
Tip: For Upcoming Token actions like Claim or Stake, this detail confirms your transaction completed successfully, even if the label is generic.
In the coming months, we are looking to expand the types of transaction tags to more accurately summarize the types of transactions in your wallet.
Summary of Smart Contract transactions in Best Wallet
Smart Contract transactions cover blockchain interactions that don’t fit traditional categories.
This includes DEX activity and Upcoming Token actions like Claim, Stake, or Buy & Stake.
Checking the transaction details in your History tab ensures transparency, with breakdowns of status and gas fees.
Smart Contract labels are normal and nothing to worry about — your tokens are safe, and the transaction type hasn't changed.
Need further support?
If you're still confused about a transaction type, we’re here to help.
Please contact the Best Wallet support team either by using the Get Help page in your Best Wallet Settings or by opening a ticket on our Support site.
Important Reminder:
No one from Best Wallet will ever request your wallet’s private key. Keep this information strictly private and do not share it with anyone.