## blockchain.scripthash.get\_first\_use Returns a first occurance of usage of scripthash as ouput on the blockchain. Any transaction in a confirmed block may be returned, as long as it's the first block that contains use of scripthash. If there are no matching transactions in the blockchain, but there are in the mempool, one of these are returned instead. In this case, the block hash returned is the hex representation of `0` and block height the numeric value `0` If there are no matching transactions in the blockchain or on the mempool, an error is returned. Rationale for requiring the scripthash being an output is to allow wallets to verify the response without having to fetch the input transactions. There cannot exist earlier occurances of scripthash being used as input, an ouput must exist first. **Signature** > Function: blockchain.block.get\_first\_use(scripthash, filter="include\_tokens") > > Version added: Rostrum 1.2 (previously named ElectrsCash) > > - *scripthash* > > The script hash as a hexadecimal string. > > - *filter* > > Filter what utxos are included in the query. Valid filters are: > > - include\_tokens - Include all utxos > - tokens\_only - Only include token utxos > - exclude\_tokens - Only include utxos without tokens **Result** > A dictionary with the following keys. > > * *height* > > The block height of the block where the first occurance of scripthash > exists. > > Block height is 0 if the first occurance is in the mempool. > > * *block_hash* > > The block hash of the block where the first occurance of scripthash exists. > > Block hash is hex of 0 if the first occurance is in the mempool. > > * *tx_hash* > > A hash of single transaction containing the scripthash in its output. **Example Result** With *scripthash* `273139c9327743dccc1030fc8d009e63e41e147c6b0449913d2dea5b71eef230` on the Bitcoin Cash chain: ``` { 'block_hash': '000000000000000002a04f56505ef459e1edd21fb3725524116fdaedf3a4d0ab', 'block_height': 597843, 'tx_hash': 'cef9c1485f166e92adf0b5d42e4ad202e4f5f9e2e7a072d0a6864c61c2cd6fa0' } ```