Nova Wallet: How to View Your Transaction History Print
Modified on: Tue, 6 Feb, 2024 at 4:41 PM
Nova Wallet is a Polkadot wallet developed and maintained by Novasama Technologies. It is an open-source mobile app available for iOS and Android, funded by the Polkadot Treasury. Nova Wallet is compatible with many DApps and wallets in the ecosystem.
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In this article, we'll show how to view your transaction history in Nova Wallet. We'll use the Android version of the app, but the differences are minimal.
How to view your transaction history in Nova Wallet
1. Open the Nova Wallet app. By default, you'll see the Assets tab.
2. Tap on the token you're interested in (here, it's DOT on Polkadot). You can filter out assets with zero balances or search them by network or token:
3. Once you choose the token, you'll see your token balance and transaction history involving this token:
4. You can tap on the filter icon next to your History to filter what types of transactions you want to see:
5. Tap on a transaction for more details about it:
6. You can find even more detailed information about your transaction history on block explorers.
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