# Understanding Your Transaction History

Transactions are at the heart of your Web3 activities and it's our goal to provide detailed information in a very easy to understand way.

In our swap example in '[How To Save With Our In-Wallet Swap Aggregator](/meteor-guides/how-to-save-with-our-in-wallet-swap-aggregator.md)' we swapped USDC for NEAR and there were two transactions/steps in this swap.

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You can view your transaction history by selecting the icon second from the right on your menu.

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Using this example you'll see these transactions, from USD to wNEAR and from wNEAR to NEAR.

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For further information, you can click each transaction.

Let's look at the transaction in detail for wNEAR to NEAR.

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Along with details such as the transaction hash, signer, receiver, gas, you'll also have a link to view the transaction on Near Blocks.

### Every Transaction Tracked

The example is for a swap but you'll have this level of detail available for all of your transactions on NEAR, be it DeFi or NFT activity.&#x20;

You will also see a level of detail for any interaction with DApps.&#x20;

Having detailed yet simple to understand information prior to signing transactions is paramount to your security and user experience.


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