# Understanding Your Transaction History

For a complete audit of every action your bot takes, you can turn to the Transaction History tab. This provides an immutable log of every single buy and sell order executed by the bot, giving you ultimate transparency.

#### How to Access Your History

1. From the main dashboard, expand the bot you want to inspect by clicking the **Grid Icon**.
2. In the Bot Details view, you will see two tabs: **Bot Parameter** and **Transaction History**.
3. Click on **Transaction History**.

<figure><img src="/files/NLvJvfuQW1SQTSA38eHK" alt=""><figcaption><p>Click the 'Transaction History' tab to see all trades</p></figcaption></figure>

#### What You Will See

The transaction log provides a detailed, chronological list of all trades. While the exact layout may vary slightly, you will find the following key pieces of information for each trade:

| Date & Time         | Type     | Price (USDT) | Amount (ETH) | Total (USDT) | Fee         |
| ------------------- | -------- | ------------ | ------------ | ------------ | ----------- |
| 2025-06-12 16:30:15 | **BUY**  | 2581.75      | 0.05000      | 129.08       | 0.13 USDT   |
| 2025-06-12 14:15:02 | **SELL** | 2605.10      | 0.05000      | 130.25       | 0.00005 ETH |
| 2025-06-12 11:54:39 | **BUY**  | 2555.45      | 0.05000      | 127.77       | 0.12 USDT   |

*(Note: This is an illustrative example.)*

#### Understanding the Columns

* **Date & Time**: The exact timestamp when the trade was executed on the exchange.
* **Type**: Whether the transaction was a **BUY** or a **SELL**.
* **Price**: The price per unit of the asset for that specific trade (e.g., the price of 1 ETH in USDT).
* **Amount**: The quantity of the asset that was bought or sold (e.g., 0.05 ETH).
* **Total**: The total value of the transaction (Price x Amount).
* **Fee**: The trading fee charged by the exchange for the transaction. Note that fees are often paid in one of the traded currencies.

Reviewing this log is a great way to understand your bot's behavior at a micro level and verify its operations.


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