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Decoding Metamask Output and Send Transactions
When you try to call a view function with an argument of “3…” and send X and we to a specific address of “0x…”, you’ve probably run into issues with the output being displayed in a cryptic format. This is where you need to understand the basics of Metamask output formatting.
Understanding Metamask Output Format
Metamask outputs transactions in a specific format that can be difficult to decipher for those unfamiliar with it. The “0x…” tag usually indicates the Ethereum address from which you’re sending or receiving funds. When you call a view function, such as “0x…”, Metamask will display information about the transaction, including:
- Sender’s public address (your account address)
- Amount of wei being sent or received
- Hash of the successful transaction
Decoding the output
To decrypt the output and use it to send a transaction, you will need to do the following:
Step 1: Open Metamask.
On your computer, open Metamask in your web browser by visiting [metamask.com] ( or by downloading and installing the mobile app.
Step 2: Select a transaction
Click the “Transactions” tab to see all upcoming transactions. You can filter by account address or amount sent/received.
Step 3: Find the view function and argument
Find the transaction you want to call the view function from, such as “0x…”. This should display the public sender address (your account address).
Step 4: Set the amount
Find the argument part of the transaction string. In your case, this might look like “3 wei”.
Step 5: Extract the sender account address
Copy and paste the sender’s public address from the “0x…” entry.
Step 6: Send the transaction
Once you have the correct account address and amount, click on the transaction to select it. Then go to your wallet settings and look for the “Send” or “Transaction History” tab. You should see a list of all transactions with information such as the sender’s account address, amount, and hash.
Example output:
Here is an example of Metamask output:
| Transaction | Sender Address | Amount | Hash |
| — | — | — | — |
| 0x… ( view function call ) | 0x… (your account address) | 3 wei | … |
| 0x… ( transaction history ) | 0x… (your account address) | 10.5 ETH | … |
Sending a transaction
To send X wei to the specified address, click on the transaction with the hash ... and select “Send” or “Transaction history”. From there, follow the instructions to complete the transaction.
With these steps, you should be able to decrypt the Metamask output and successfully send the transaction using your account address as the sender and X wei as the amount.
