Meteor Wallet User Guide
  • Introduction to Meteor Wallet
  • GETTING STARTED
    • How To Create Your Free Named Wallet In 60 Seconds
    • How Meteor keeps you and your crypto safe
  • Difference Between A ‘Traditional Crypto Wallet’ And ‘Named Wallet’
  • How To Import An Existing Wallet Into Meteor Wallet
  • How To Buy NEAR With Meteor Top Up
  • How To Learn & Earn Through Meteor Challenges
  • Meteor Guides
    • How To Make The Most Of Our Useful NFT Features
    • How To Save With Our In-Wallet Swap Aggregator
    • Understanding Your Transaction History
    • How To Stake And Earn With In-Wallet Staking
    • What Is Liquid Staking and How To Do It
    • Create Your Meteor Profile With Near Social Integration
    • Meteor Explore - Your Home For All Things NEAR
    • How To Buy $GEAR - The Native Token Of Meteor
    • How To Swap For $NEKO With Meteor
  • Wallet Settings
    • How To Have Complete Control With Meteor Wallet
    • Wallet Label
    • Easy Recovery For Seed Phrases and Private Key
    • How To Manage App Access To Your Wallet
    • How To Turn On Dark Mode
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Understanding Your Transaction History

Easily understand your wallet activity

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Last updated 2 years ago

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 '' we swapped USDC for NEAR and there were two transactions/steps in this swap.

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

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

For further information, you can click each transaction.

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

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.

You will also see a level of detail for any interaction with DApps.

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

How To Save With Our In-Wallet Swap Aggregator