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Wallet transaction history

Last updated April 27, 2026

Wallet transaction history

Wallet history (sometimes labelled Wallet history in the app) is the chronological list of all credit movements for a wallet — either the customer wallet or a participant wallet, depending on your [wallet tracking](wallets-and-credit-balances.md) settings.

Where to find it

- Customer-level wallet — open the customer, go to the Wallet tab. The history table appears under the current balance and Edit control. - Participant-level wallet — open the participant, then the Wallet section on their profile.

What each row shows

ColumnMeaning
Transaction type The kind of movement (see below).
Date When the transaction was recorded, including the time.
Amount Credits added (shown as positive) or removed (negative). Colours in the app distinguish credits in vs out.

Transaction types (labels you may see)

- Top up — credits were added to the wallet (for example, a purchase or manual top-up, depending on your setup). - Payment — credits were used to pay for something. - Refund — credits were returned, for example after a cancellation. - Adjustment — a manual change made to align the balance (for example, after an Edit to credit balance or a back-office correction). If the system does not map a type to a friendly label, you may see the raw type name; it still means a movement on that wallet’s ledger.

Pagination

Long histories are paged (the app loads a set number of transactions per page with controls to go to the next or previous page).

If there is no history yet

You will see a message such as No transactions yet until the first movement is recorded (top-up, payment, refund, or adjustment).

When history updates

After you use Edit on a wallet balance, or after bookings and payment flows complete, the history refreshes to include new entries. You do not need to leave the page for balance updates; the list should stay in step with the current credits available figure.

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