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# Transaction Feed & History

Your transaction feed shows every payment you've sent or received in plain language, not a hex string.

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## Reading the feed

Each entry reads like a sentence, not a ledger line:

```
Sent $50.00 to @maria, Confidential
Received $1,200.00 from @acmepayroll, Confidential
Agent payment to api.market, $0.004, via @yourname/research-bot
```

Agent transactions are visually tagged so it's always clear when a payment came from an autonomous agent rather than direct action, even though the agent belongs to your account.

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## Status indicators

| Status      | Meaning                                                                 |
| ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `Confirmed` | Settled on-chain. Final.                                                |
| `Pending`   | Submitted, awaiting confirmation. Typically resolves in under a second. |
| `Failed`    | Did not settle. No funds moved. One-tap retry available.                |

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## Filtering

The feed can be filtered by:

* Date range
* Asset (USDC, SOL)
* Direction (sent, received)
* Type (human, agent, or DeFi once that feature ships)

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## What you see vs. what's public

You see decrypted amounts because you hold the decryption key for your own account. Anyone else looking at the same on-chain transactions, including a block explorer, sees the sender and receiver addresses and an encrypted amount they cannot read. See [Confidential Transfers Explained](/privacy-and-confidential-transfers/confidential-transfers.md) for how that works.

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## Exporting your history

For bookkeeping or taxes, export your full decrypted history from **Settings → Export → Transaction History**. This runs entirely on your device, decrypting with your own key, so ShadowPay never sees the plaintext export. Details in [Selective Disclosure & Audit Export](/privacy-and-confidential-transfers/selective-disclosure.md).

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## On-chain verification

Every transaction in your feed links to its underlying Solana transaction. You can always confirm independently, on any Solana block explorer, that the transaction happened between the two addresses shown, even though the explorer won't be able to show you the amount.


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