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Loop Decoder
Security & testing

Loop Decoder

Debugging & inspection

Transaction decoding · ABI encoding · SDK

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Loop Decoder is a TypeScript library that decodes EVM transactions, logs, traces and calldata into structured data, fetching ABIs from Etherscan, Sourcify and other sources. An optional, experimental interpreter turns the decoded data into readable actions.

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