Viewing Transactions
The Transactions page gives you a unified ledger of every financial event across your wallets — top-ups, purchases, refunds, and transfers. It's the single place to understand where your money went and what your bots have been doing.
Accessing the Transaction Ledger
Navigate to Transactions in the left sidebar of your dashboard. The page opens on the Transactions tab by default, showing a chronological list of all wallet activity.
Understanding the Table
Each row in the transaction table shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Type | The kind of transaction — topup, purchase, refund, transfer in, transfer out, or reconciliation. Each type has a color-coded icon for quick scanning. |
| Amount | The transaction value. Inbound amounts (top-ups, refunds, incoming transfers) appear in green with a + prefix. Outbound amounts (purchases, outgoing transfers) appear in red with a − prefix. |
| Balance | Your wallet balance immediately after this transaction was processed. Useful for auditing how your balance changed over time. |
| Details | Additional context — for transfers this shows the counterparty wallet address; for other types it may show a resource URL or merchant reference. |
| Status | The current state of the transaction: Confirmed (complete), Pending (processing), or Failed. |
| Date | When the transaction occurred. |
Transaction Types
Top-up
A deposit into your wallet. This happens when you fund your wallet via card, bank transfer, Base Pay, or crypto on-ramp.
Purchase
A payment made by your bot to a merchant or vendor. The description typically includes what was purchased and from where.
Refund
Money returned to your wallet after a cancelled or reversed purchase.
Transfer
Funds moved between wallets. Transfers show a direction — Transfer in for received funds, Transfer out for sent funds — along with the counterparty wallet address.
Reconciliation
An automatic balance adjustment made by the system to keep your on-chain and displayed balances in sync.
Tips for Reading Your Ledger
- Follow the balance column to trace how your wallet balance evolved over time. Each row's balance reflects the state right after that transaction settled.
- Check the status column if a transaction seems missing from your balance — it may still be pending.
- Use the date column to correlate transactions with specific bot activity or approval decisions you made.
Switching to Orders
The Transactions page includes a second tab — Orders — where you can track physical goods purchases and their shipping status. See Orders & Shipping for details.
Next Steps
- Orders & Shipping — Track physical goods your bots have purchased
- Spending Limits — Configure limits to control how much your bots can spend
- Approval Modes — Set up approval workflows for purchases