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If you use <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/uport" target="_blank">uPort</a> for signing transactions for your <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/smart-contract" target="_blank">smart contract</a>, you would have noticed that, you could not find any trace about the transaction against the contract if you check on Etherscan.io. This is because Etherscan for Rinkeby does not provide information about internal transactions. While we were developing our decentralised skill verification platform at <a href="http://www.diwala.io" target="_blank">Diwala</a>, we face this problem and thought it would be useful to document about this as this would be useful to fellow developers. In this article, I’m trying to provide some details about journey of a transaction if someone use uPort to sign a transaction and possible way to get details of internal transactions.