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Getting started - Exploring the transactions page

In this article, discover your transactions page and learn how to use it.

📝 Description

The transactions page consolidates all transactions from the platforms and wallets you have added to Waltio. Learn how this page is structured so you can effectively monitor your transaction history and ensure no operation is missing.


📂 Transaction history

Discover your transactions page on Waltio

  • The view displays 100 transactions per page: you can use the pagination controls on the right to navigate to subsequent pages.

  • By default, you land on the All tab, which gathers all your transactions. Next to the filters, a counter shows the number of transactions recorded against your plan limit.

  • By clicking on a transaction, you can view its details: its value, its label (its nature), and the date it occurred.

  • In the Identification tab, you can also add a description, as well as enter or modify fees.

  • In the Price tab, you can adjust the price of the tokens involved.

📤 Filter your transactions

  • Two quick filters allow you to hide spam tokens or transactions under 10 cents.

  • You can then combine multiple filters to refine your search: by Platform, Token, Date, or by Label and Warning.

👉 To learn more, check out our article: Filter my transactions

⚖ Review your taxable transactions

In the Taxable Transactions tab, you can review the operations used to calculate your capital gains and losses. Each transaction displays the realized gain or loss.

💡 These transactions are critical, particularly regarding token price valuation: please review them with great care.

⚠️ Check corrections to make

These transactions require your full attention as they contain anomalies. To learn how to resolve them, check out our dedicated article on correcting errors.

⚠️ Make sure to resolve all of these transactions before considering your tax report reliable.

💡 Additional information

Browse the articles in the following collection to manage your transactions in detail: Transaction Management.

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