# InterChain Tracker Panel

When tracing funds, the appearance of a cross-chain bridge node on the canvas indicates cross-chain transfers. To explore further, simply click on this bridge node or the connecting edge to open the InterChain Tracer Panel.

The illustration below shows an example of the InterChain Tracer Panel. Here, the ExactlyProtocol Exploiter is depicted using the Across bridge to transfer Ether from the Optimism network to the Ethereum blockchain.

<figure><img src="/files/e3Kf7T0v0FOSDfdzmRmY" alt=""><figcaption><p>The InterChain Tracker Panel</p></figcaption></figure>

Within the InterChain Tracker Panel, each entry represents a cross-chain transaction, providing key details such as the source and destination transactions, as well as the assets transferred. If cross-chain relationships have not yet been traced, information will only be available on either the source or destination side.

Are you wondering how to discover transactions on the respective chain? Which chains and addresses are involved in sending or receiving? By clicking "Track," users can utilize MetaSleuth's automated cross-chain tracking capabilities. Once the analysis is complete, cross-chain asset transfers on the other side will be displayed in the panel and automatically highlighted on the canvas.

If you encounter any unsupported, inaccurate, or failed cross-chain resolutions, we encourage you to provide feedback by selecting the "Report Bug" option located in the bottom right corner of the panel. Your input is invaluable in helping to enhance the tracking experience!


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