# Decoded Data

Den provides easy to understand views for common transaction types. For example, token transfers are displayed as:

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Den decodes even the most complex transactions to make them easily human-readable. Parameters have a number of improvements to make them human readable, such as

* Numbers can be adjusted based on their decimals
* Addresses are labeled so you're not squinting at hex values
* Any parameter can be clicked to see where it appears in the underlying smart contract code

The below example is an OpenSea Seaport contract call, and can be interacted with [here](https://app.onchainden.com/safes/test/transactions/0x0196ef56a4f4fab14cf38dcbc6021d1b0e397541c50f3f5cea063a684015fb2c).

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