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Here is one reproducible Base Sepolia fixture (EntryPoint v0.6):
BaseScan decodes the corresponding For an independent reconstruction:
One important evidence boundary: this proves inclusion and execution of that ERC-4337 operation, but the chain receipt alone does not prove which bundler submitted it. If you specifically need Rundler provenance, retain a Rundler submission/receipt trace alongside the onchain evidence. |
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Hi, I’m working on an independent open-source project called Network Evidence.
The idea is deliberately narrow: given an exact onchain action, independently reconstruct what the underlying network itself supports about it — without turning execution, settlement and finality into the same claim.
I’m currently validating the ERC-4337 integration against real external fixtures.
Would anyone be willing to point me to one public testnet UserOperation for which I can retrieve:
the UserOperation hash
the bundle transaction hash
the corresponding UserOperationEvent
Base Sepolia, OP Sepolia or another public Rundler-supported testnet would be perfect.
No integration work or private data is needed on your side, one reproducible public example is enough. I’ll build the evidence reconstruction myself and can share the result back here.
Project: https://github.com/ZzNible/network-evidence
Thanks!
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