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What Is a ‘Reverted Transaction’?

A failed transaction where all state changes are undone, but the transaction is included in a block and the fee is consumed.
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What Is a ‘Reverted Transaction’?

A reverted transaction is one that failed during execution due to an error, such as running out of gas, a smart contract function failing a condition, or a transaction attempting an invalid operation. When reverted, all state changes made during the execution are undone, but the transaction is still included in a block and the fee is paid.

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