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how to check transaction history on bybit
To view your transaction history on Bybit, log in to your account and navigate to "Assets" > "Spot Account" > "Transaction History," where you can filter and search for specific transactions.
Oct 27, 2024 at 01:08 am
Visit the Bybit website or mobile app and enter your login credentials.
Step 2: Navigate to "Assets"Click on "Assets" from the top menu bar.
Step 3: Select "Spot Account"Under the "Assets" tab, select "Spot Account."
Step 4: Choose "Transaction History"Locate and click on the "Transaction History" tab.
Step 5: Filter and Search TransactionsUse the filters on the left-hand side of the screen to refine your search:
- Date: Enter a date range or select a specific date.
- Type: Filter by transaction type (e.g., spot trade, transfer, deposit, withdrawal).
- Coin: Select a specific coin to view transactions related to it.
You can also search for specific transactions by entering a transaction ID or asset name.
Step 6: Review TransactionsThe transaction history will display a list of all transactions that meet your filter criteria. Each transaction includes the following information:
- Transaction ID
- Date and time
- Transaction type
- Coin
- Amount
- Status (e.g., completed, pending, canceled)
If needed, you can export your transaction history to a CSV file by clicking on the "Export" button in the top right corner.
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