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# Transaction History

### Track Your Wallet Activity

Transaction History provides a record of wallet related activity within the ARBYDEX interface.

Users can review recent transactions and access additional transaction details where available.

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#### Transaction Information

Depending on the transaction type, the interface may display:

• Transaction type\
• Asset\
• Amount\
• Transaction status\
• Date and time\
• Wallet address\
• Blockchain transaction information

#### Recent Activity

The Wallet dashboard can display recent activity directly below the balance section.

Example:

{% code expandable="true" %}

```
Recent Transactions

Daily activity
Node activity
Trading activity
Transfer activity
Send activity
```

{% endcode %}

Selecting a transaction can provide additional information about the activity.

#### Blockchain Verification

For on chain transactions, users can verify transaction information using a compatible BNB Smart Chain blockchain explorer.

Always compare the transaction hash, destination address, asset, and amount when verifying a transaction.


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