An Execution Receipt is a record confirming the completion and outcome of a blockchain transaction. This digital artifact serves as verifiable proof that a specific transaction or smart contract operation has been processed and finalized by the network. It typically contains essential details such as the transaction hash, block number, gas used, and any emitted event logs. Such receipts are fundamental for users and applications to ascertain the success and effects of their on-chain actions.
Context
Execution receipts are critical for debugging decentralized applications, tracking asset movements, and verifying the state changes resulting from smart contract interactions. In blockchain news, the successful or failed execution of significant transactions, often evidenced by their receipts, frequently influences market perception and project reliability. Their consistent generation is vital for the integrity of distributed ledgers.
Decoupled Execution separates probabilistic ordering from deterministic state execution, allowing independent scaling of throughput and storage capacity.
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