How to find a Manta transfer after closing the tab

Closing the tab does not cancel a Manta bridge transfer once your wallet has submitted it; you can check its progress without sending the funds again. First find the transaction hash, a unique code for the on-chain transaction, in your wallet’s activity or transaction history. The official Manta Pacific bridge has a History view, and the Manta Pacific explorer can show activity on the destination chain.

If you need a refresher on starting a transfer, read how to use Manta Bridge from your wallet. For a transfer already sent, keep the hash, token, amount and destination address handy. Those details help you identify the right transaction if you have made other transfers.

How do I find the transfer after closing the tab?

Reconnect the same wallet to Manta’s bridge and open History to look for the transfer. The bridge interface shows separate Deposit, Withdraw and History views. Check that the wallet address and route match the transfer you made; a different account may show no record of it.

If the transfer is not listed, use the hash from your wallet to find the transaction on an explorer for the source chain. Check whether it succeeded or failed. A failed transaction did not complete the transfer; a successful source transaction means the next check is whether the destination side has finished.

What should I check before trying again?

Check the status before taking another action. A successful transaction on the source chain does not by itself prove that the funds have arrived on the destination chain. For an Ethereum-to-Manta Pacific deposit, Manta’s explorer has a deposits view for checking activity moving from Ethereum to Manta Pacific.

• Pending in your wallet: Give the source transaction time to confirm. Do not submit the same transfer again while its status is unclear.
• Failed on the source chain: Check whether the wallet balance changed. If the transaction failed, review the route and fee before you try again.
• Successful on the source, not visible on Manta: Check the bridge’s History view and the destination address on the Manta Pacific explorer.
• Visible on the destination chain, missing in your wallet: Confirm you are viewing the same address on Manta Pacific. The bridge interface can prompt you to add the network to MetaMask.

What if the transfer still does not appear?

Use the transaction hash, not the closed tab, as your record of what happened. If the source transaction succeeded but the destination remains unclear, save the hash, wallet address, asset, amount and route before seeking help through a support channel you can verify independently. Never give anyone your recovery phrase or private key to trace a transfer.

The key distinction is whether your wallet submitted a transaction. If it did, the hash lets you check its progress even after the bridge page is gone. If there is no hash, check your wallet’s pending activity before deciding whether to start again.