How to check my transaction history on Coinbase Wallet?

You can view your full crypto transaction history in the Coinbase Wallet app’s "Activity" tab, including sends, receives, swaps, and NFT transfers, with details like TXID, network, and status.

Aug 04, 2025 at 11:21 pm

Understanding Your Coinbase Wallet Transaction History

The Coinbase Wallet is a non-custodial digital wallet that allows users to store, send, receive, and track cryptocurrency transactions independently. Unlike the Coinbase exchange, this wallet gives you full control over your private keys. One of its essential features is the ability to view your complete transaction history, which includes all incoming and outgoing transfers, swaps, and contract interactions. Accessing this history helps you verify completed transactions, reconcile balances, and audit your activity across blockchains.

Navigating to the Transaction History Section

To begin reviewing your transaction history, open the Coinbase Wallet mobile app on your iOS or Android device. Ensure you're logged in securely using your passcode, Face ID, or fingerprint. Once inside the app, locate the main wallet dashboard. This screen displays your total asset balance and individual token holdings. Below the balance summary, you will see a section labeled "Activity". Tap on this tab to access your full transaction log. Each entry here corresponds to a confirmed blockchain event tied to your wallet address.

Interpreting Transaction Details

Each transaction listed in the Activity section includes several key pieces of information:

• The type of transaction (e.g., Sent, Received, Swapped, or Contract Interaction)
• The amount and cryptocurrency involved
• The date and time of the transaction
• The status (Confirmed, Pending, or Failed)
• A transaction hash (TXID), which is a unique identifier on the blockchain
• The network (e.g., Ethereum, Base, Polygon) where the transaction occurred
  

  Tapping on any individual transaction expands its details. Here, you can view the from and to addresses, gas fees (if applicable), and additional data such as token standards (ERC-20, ERC-721). For swaps, you’ll see the input and output tokens, exchange rate, and slippage settings. This transparency ensures you can verify every action your wallet has performed.

  Using the Transaction Hash for External Verification

  
  For deeper verification, you can use the transaction hash (TXID) to look up your transaction on a blockchain explorer. Copy the TXID from the transaction details page by tapping the "Copy" button next to it. Open a browser within the app or an external one and navigate to a compatible block explorer such as Etherscan for Ethereum-based transactions, Polygonscan for Polygon, or Basescan for Base network activity. Paste the TXID into the search bar. The explorer will display real-time blockchain confirmation data, including the number of confirmations, block number, timestamp, and exact fees paid. This step is critical for confirming that a transaction was successfully recorded on the blockchain, especially if it appears stuck or unconfirmed in the wallet.
  

  Filtering and Searching Transaction Records

  
  The Coinbase Wallet app allows limited filtering options within the Activity tab. While there is no built-in search bar, you can scroll through chronological entries, with the most recent transactions appearing at the top. To locate a specific transaction:
• Look for visual cues such as the transaction type icon (arrow out for send, arrow in for receive)
• Check the date range and approximate amount
• Identify transactions involving specific tokens by their logo and symbol
• Use external tools by exporting your wallet address and analyzing it on blockchain analytics platforms like Etherscan, which offer advanced filtering by token type, date, or transaction status
  

  If you have a large transaction volume, consider labeling important addresses in your notes (if the wallet supports memo fields) to make future identification easier.

  Handling Missing or Pending Transactions

  
  If a transaction does not appear in your history, first confirm that it was sent to your correct wallet address. You can find your public address by tapping the "Receive" button and verifying the string of characters or QR code. If the transaction was sent to the right address but remains missing:
• Check the blockchain explorer using your wallet address to see if any activity exists outside the app
• Confirm that you’re viewing the correct network in the wallet, as transactions on networks like Optimism or Arbitrum may not appear under Ethereum
• If a transaction is stuck in "Pending" state, it may be due to low gas fees. In such cases, some wallets allow you to speed up or cancel the transaction by rebroadcasting with a higher fee, though Coinbase Wallet does not currently support this feature directly
  

  Ensure your device has a stable internet connection and that the app is updated to the latest version to prevent syncing issues.

  Exporting and Backing Up Transaction Data

  
  While Coinbase Wallet does not offer a direct export function for transaction history, you can manually document important transactions:
• Take screenshots of individual transaction details
• Record TXIDs and amounts in a secure spreadsheet
• Use third-party portfolio trackers like Zapper, Zerion, or DeBank by connecting your wallet. These platforms aggregate transaction data across multiple chains and provide downloadable reports
  

  Always store such data securely and never share screenshots containing private keys or seed phrases.

  Frequently Asked Questions

  
  Can I see failed transactions in my Coinbase Wallet history?
  Yes, failed transactions appear in the Activity tab with a red "Failed" label. They typically occur due to insufficient gas, slippage tolerance issues, or network congestion. The transaction hash is still visible, allowing you to investigate the cause on a blockchain explorer.
  

  Why doesn’t my recent transaction show up?
  
  Transactions may take time to appear due to network delays or syncing issues. Verify the sending address used your correct wallet address and check the blockchain explorer directly. Ensure you’re on the right network within the wallet.

  Does Coinbase Wallet show NFT transaction history?
  
  Yes, NFT transfers (ERC-721 or ERC-1155) appear in the Activity feed as "Sent" or "Received" entries. Tap the transaction to view the NFT name, collection, and token ID. You can also see approvals granted to marketplaces or dApps.

  Can I delete transaction history from my wallet?
  
  No, transaction history cannot be deleted. It reflects immutable blockchain records. The wallet displays only what exists on-chain. Clearing app data will not remove historical transactions, as they are permanently recorded on the blockchain.