Transaction History

Auto retrieves and explains your recent on-chain activity — swaps, transfers, bridges, and DeFi interactions — so you can understand portfolio changes and verify completed transactions.

How Do I Check My Transaction History?

Auto returns your recent wallet activity when you ask for it. You can filter by time period or by chain.

"Show my recent transactions"

"What did I do in the last 24 hours?"

"Show my transaction history on Base"

What Data Does Transaction History Include?

Each transaction record contains:

  • Type — swap, transfer, bridge, supply, or withdrawal

  • Tokens and amounts involved

  • Chain where the transaction executed

  • Timestamp of confirmation

  • Status — confirmed, pending, or failed

  • Explorer link for on-chain verification

How Can Transaction History Explain Balance Changes?

Auto cross-references your transaction history to explain why a balance changed. This is useful when a balance looks different from what you expected.

"Why did my USDC balance on Base change?"

Auto checks your transaction history and identifies whether the change was from a swap, transfer, bridge, or DeFi withdrawal.

How Do I Verify a Transaction Completed?

Auto confirms transaction status by checking the chain directly.

"Did my bridge from Base to Arbitrum complete?"

"Check if my Aave supply transaction confirmed"

Can I Find a Specific Past Transaction?

Auto searches your history by time period and chain to locate specific transactions.

"Show me my transactions from yesterday"

"When did I last swap on Polygon?"

How Does Transaction History Work with Portfolio Reviews?

Transaction history pairs with portfolio reviews to explain changes. When something looks different in your portfolio, transaction history provides the explanation.

You: "Review my portfolio — something looks different"

Auto: Shows portfolio snapshot with recent changes highlighted

You: "What happened to my ETH on Arbitrum?"

Auto: Checks history — "You bridged 0.5 ETH from Arbitrum to Base yesterday at 2:15 PM"

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