I’ve added a Python script to the Inkan website that parses ...

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2026-03-21T17:32:34Z

I’ve added a Python script to the Inkan website that parses the signed Ethereum transactions produced by the Inkan Management Utility.

The script should be useful for anyone who wants to independently inspect / audit what these transactions encode.

You can download it under Settings >> Inkan Management Utility.

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