Overview#
Transaction Records bring together everything sent from and received by your Team Wallets, including on-chain transfers, internal transfers, and Gas Service transactions. Records are listed newest first.Viewing and filtering#
You can filter by date range, network, wallet, token, transaction type, status, and initiator, and search by transaction hash or address.The Web Console can export filtered results to a file for reconciliation and record-keeping. Both clients offer a toggle to hide small historical transactions, which filters out incidental low-value records.Transaction details#
Transaction details contain the following:| Item | Notes |
|---|
| Token and amount | Includes a transaction type label such as internal transfer or Gas Service top-up |
| Source and destination addresses | Labeled by origin — Team Wallet, whitelist address, or ordinary address |
| Network | The blockchain network the transaction runs on |
| Status and sub-status | Where the transaction currently sits |
| Submitted and executed times | When it was submitted and when it went on-chain |
| Matched policy | The name of the policy the transaction matched |
| Network fee | The on-chain fee actually paid |
| Platform transaction ID and transaction hash | For tracing within the platform and on-chain respectively |
| Note | Visible within your Team; can still be added after submission |
| Approval progress | How the initiator and each approval stage were handled |
If a destination address is not yet in the whitelist, the details screen offers a shortcut to add it.Transaction status#
An outgoing transaction moves through submission, policy validation, approval, signing, broadcast, and on-chain confirmation, and its status changes accordingly.Awaiting signature means approval is complete and the transaction is waiting for members with the Approve transactions permission to perform MPC signing.Completed means the transaction is on-chain and confirmed, and can be viewed on a block explorer using the transaction hash.Transactions at an early stage can be cancelled. Once broadcast, a transaction cannot be reversed — on-chain transactions are irreversible after broadcast.About approval progress#
Approval progress is shown as a sequence: completed stages display who handled them and when, and pending stages list who is expected to act.If a transaction sits at the approval stage for a long time, it usually means not enough approvals have been collected; check the pending approvers here and follow up with them. If it sits at the signing stage, members with the Approve transactions permission have not yet completed signing.Modified at 2026-08-26 02:51:05
