Transaction Inclusion Transparency

Transaction inclusion transparency refers to the ability of users to verify that their cross-chain requests are being processed fairly and in the correct order. In a decentralized bridge, all transaction requests should be visible on a public ledger before being picked up by relayers.

This prevents relayers from front-running user transactions or ignoring requests that do not favor them. Transparency acts as a check against the power of the relayers and ensures that the bridge functions as a neutral utility.

For financial derivatives traders, this transparency is essential to ensure they are getting fair execution prices and to monitor the status of their assets.