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acton rpc provides fast, read-only inspection of the TON blockchain without needing a full project setup. Use it to check whether a contract is active, inspect its balance and state hashes, read the latest masterchain block, or render a complete transaction trace. When run inside an Acton project, it goes further: if the deployed contract’s code hash matches a locally compiled contract, Acton prints the matched contract name and decodes storage using the local compiler ABI.
Fetch a TonCenter v3 trace by root transaction hash and render it using the same transaction tree formatter as acton test. Supports three verbosity levels and optional message body decoding.Synopsis
acton rpc trace <HASH> [OPTIONS]
Options
Flag
Type
Default
Description
HASH
string
required
Root transaction hash (hex)
--net
string
testnet
Network to query
--summary
flag
—
Print only the trace summary (conflicts with --tree, --verbose)
--tree
flag
—
Print summary + transaction tree (default mode)
--verbose
flag
—
Print summary, tree, and per-transaction fields
--show-bodies
flag
—
Print decoded message bodies in the transaction tree
Output includes:
Query hash and trace ID
Root transaction hash
Whether the trace is complete
Total transaction and message counts
Full transaction tree (in --tree and --verbose modes)
Configured localnet or default http://127.0.0.1:5411
custom:<name>
[networks.<name>] in Acton.toml
acton rpc does not require a project manifest for mainnet and testnet queries. For localnet and custom:<name>, Acton needs access to a project or manifest to read network configuration — use --manifest-path or --project-root when running outside the project directory.
Compares the hash against locally compiled contracts in Acton.toml
Decodes storage with the matched contract’s compiler ABI
Storage decoding is best-effort: it works reliably for contracts you own in the current project, but is not guaranteed for arbitrary third-party deployments.