txpool_inspect

When BNB-funded transactions pile up on BNB Smart Chain during a busy PancakeSwap window, txpool_inspect lets you peer straight into the node's mempool. It belongs to the geth-family txpool namespace and returns a human-readable text summary of every pending and queued transaction the node is holding, organised first by sender address and then by nonce. Each entry collapses to a one-line string that names the recipient alongside the BNB value and gas terms. Call it at https://bsc.therpc.io/YOUR_API_KEY on chain ID 56 for an at-a-glance read on what is waiting to be mined versus what sits parked behind a nonce gap.

Use cases

• Track down a stuck BNB Smart Chain transaction by scanning the summary for its sender address and nonce to see whether it sits pending or queued behind a gap.
• Audit exactly what the mempool is holding during a high-congestion incident, reading off recipients and gas terms without parsing full transaction objects.

Parameters

此方法不需要任何参数，传入空数组 [] 即可。

Response

Example request

1curl https://bsc.therpc.io/YOUR_API_KEY \
2  -X POST \
3  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
4  -d '{
5    "jsonrpc": "2.0",
6    "method": "txpool_inspect",
7    "params": [],
8    "id": 1
9  }'

Try it live in the BNB Smart Chain playground.

Errors & troubleshooting

Common pitfalls

• The method lives in the geth-family txpool namespace, so nodes built on other client lineages may not expose it and will reject the call as unknown.
• Its output is shaped for human eyes, not parsers; reach for txpool_content when you need structured, full transaction objects in code.
• A heavily loaded BSC mempool can make the response enormous, so prefer txpool_status when all you want is a lightweight pending-versus-queued count.

Supported networks

• Mainnet — Chain ID: 56
• Testnet — Chain ID: 97

See also

• txpool_status

1curl https://bsc.therpc.io/YOUR_API_KEY \
2  -X POST \
3  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
4  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"txpool_inspect","params":[]}'