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TransactionResult contains the transaction hashes and raw result data returned by the wallet after successfully signing and sending a transaction.

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Properties

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transactionHashes
[String]
required
Array of transaction hash strings. Each hash is a unique identifier for a transaction that was sent to the NEAR blockchain.
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rawResult
String?
required
Optional raw JSON result string returned by the wallet. Contains the full transaction outcome data from the blockchain.

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Usage

TransactionResult is returned by the following methods:
  • signAndSendTransaction(receiverId:actions:)
  • sendNEAR(to:amountYocto:)
  • callFunction(contractId:methodName:args:gas:deposit:)

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Example: Sending NEAR

do {
    let result = try await walletManager.sendNEAR(
        to: "recipient.testnet",
        amountYocto: "1000000000000000000000000" // 1 NEAR
    )
    
    print("Transaction sent successfully!")
    print("Transaction hashes: \(result.transactionHashes)")
    
    if let rawResult = result.rawResult {
        print("Raw result: \(rawResult)")
    }
} catch {
    print("Transaction failed: \(error)")
}

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Example: Calling a Contract Function

do {
    let result = try await walletManager.callFunction(
        contractId: "contract.testnet",
        methodName: "set_status",
        args: ["message": "Hello, NEAR!"],
        gas: "30000000000000",
        deposit: "0"
    )
    
    print("Function call successful!")
    print("Transaction hash: \(result.transactionHashes.first ?? "none")")
} catch {
    print("Function call failed: \(error)")
}

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Notes

  • The transactionHashes array typically contains one hash for single transactions
  • For batch transactions, multiple hashes may be returned
  • The rawResult field contains detailed blockchain response data that can be parsed for transaction receipts and outcomes
  • Transaction hashes can be used to query transaction status via the NEAR RPC API

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