> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://elvo-exchange.gitbook.io/elvo-exchange-docs/asset-history.md). # Asset History Review your Elvo Exchange deposit and withdrawal activity, transaction status, amounts, and available transaction details. ## Asset History Review your Elvo Exchange deposit and withdrawal activity, transaction status, amounts, and available transaction details. ### View Your Funding History Open: [**Asset History →**](https://elvo.exchange/assets/history) The Asset History page combines your account's deposit and withdrawal activity in one place. You can use it to monitor pending transactions, confirm completed funding activity, and open individual transaction records when available. *** ### Information Shown in Asset History Each history entry may display: * Transaction type * Asset * Amount * Current status * Transaction reference * Last updated time Deposit and withdrawal activity is shown chronologically as part of your Elvo funding history. *** ### Transaction Types #### Incoming Deposit A deposit that has been detected but has not yet completed the required confirmation process may appear as **Incoming Deposit**. #### Deposit A completed or finalized deposit appears as **Deposit**. #### Withdrawal A withdrawal request from your Elvo account appears as **Withdrawal**. *** ### Deposit Statuses Deposits may display statuses such as: #### Detected Elvo has identified the incoming blockchain transaction. #### Confirming The deposit is waiting for the required network confirmations. When available, Elvo also displays confirmation progress, for example: **5 / 12 confirmations** #### Success The deposit has completed successfully and has been credited to your Elvo account. #### Failed The deposit could not complete successfully. *** ### Withdrawal Statuses Withdrawals may display statuses such as: #### Pending The withdrawal is still being processed. #### Success The withdrawal has completed successfully. #### Failed The withdrawal could not be completed. #### Canceled The withdrawal was canceled before completion. *** ### Open Transaction Details For supported pending or successful transactions, select the transaction reference from Asset History to open the detailed record. Deposit details are available through individual deposit records, while withdrawal details are available through individual withdrawal records. The detail page may include: * Transaction ID * Asset * Amount * Status * Network * Address information * Transaction hash * Timestamps Additional information depends on whether the record is a deposit or withdrawal. *** ### Deposit Transaction Details A deposit record may include: * Deposit ID * Asset * Amount * Network * Sending address * Transaction hash * Block number * Current confirmations * Required confirmations * Detection time * Credit or last update time When a transaction hash is available, Elvo may provide a direct link to the Robinhood Chain explorer. *** ### Withdrawal Transaction Details A withdrawal record may include: * Withdrawal ID * Asset * Requested amount * Withdrawal fee * Amount sent * Destination address * Network * Transaction hash * Submission time * Completion or last update time This lets you verify both the amount requested and the final amount sent after applicable withdrawal fees. *** ### Failed and Canceled Transactions Failed or canceled funding requests may not have a complete transaction detail record. Their status remains visible in Asset History so you can identify the affected activity. If additional investigation is required, keep the transaction information shown in your history available when contacting support. *** ### Transaction Hash When a blockchain transaction hash is available, Elvo may show a shortened version in Asset History. Opening the transaction detail provides the complete transaction information and, when available, access to the Robinhood Chain explorer. A transaction hash can be useful when independently checking blockchain activity. *** ### History Updates Asset History refreshes as funding activity changes. A pending deposit, for example, may progress from: **Detected → Confirming → Success** A withdrawal may remain **Pending** until processing has completed. You do not need to manually submit a transaction hash to update a normal supported funding record. *** ### Browse Older Transactions Asset History is divided into pages when your account has multiple funding records. Use: * **Previous** * Page numbers * **Next** to navigate through older deposit and withdrawal activity. *** ### No History Yet If your account has not completed any funding activity, Elvo displays: **No history yet** Your deposits and withdrawals will automatically appear here as activity is recorded. To begin funding your account: [**Deposit Assets →**](https://elvo.exchange/funds/deposit) *** ### Check Your Current Balances Asset History records funding activity, while your current account balances are shown separately on: [**Assets Overview →**](https://elvo.exchange/assets) Use Assets Overview to check your current Total and Available balances after a deposit, withdrawal, or other account activity. *** ### Need Help With a Transaction? 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