Transaction history and what each status means

Every money movement in your wallet lands in Activity, and every row opens a detail screen with its ID, date, amount and status. The Home screen shows your most recent items; the Transaction history button underneath opens the full feed.

Finding a transaction

The Activity screen has a filter row above the list — All, Deposits, Withdrawals, Transfers, Swaps, Checks, Giveaways, Stars, Gifts — plus paging underneath. Rows that don’t have their own filter (invoice payments, service fees) still appear under All.

Tap any row to open its details. Withdrawals open a dedicated Withdrawal screen; everything else opens Transaction. The detail screen shows the transaction ID and, for deposits and withdrawals, the on-chain transaction hash — both are copyable, and the hash is what you paste into a block explorer or hand to support.

What the statuses mean

• Pending — the money has left your available balance and is being held, but nothing has been handed to the network yet. It advances on its own.
• Scheduled — a large withdrawal parked in its safety window. It sends automatically when the window ends, and you can cancel it until then. See Why a large withdrawal is scheduled instead of sent.
• Processing — a withdrawal the network has accepted; it is waiting for on-chain confirmation.
• Confirmed — an on-chain transaction that is done: a credited deposit, or a withdrawal delivered at the destination.
• Completed — an internal move that settled instantly: a transfer to another Telegram user, a claimed check, a paid invoice, a swap, a giveaway prize.
• Cancelled — you cancelled a scheduled withdrawal; the full amount and fee are back in your balance.
• Failed — a withdrawal the network or provider rejected. Nothing went out, and the amount plus the fee returned to your balance.

(A withdrawal blocked by compliance screening of the destination never gets this far — it’s refused on the Withdraw screen before any money is taken, so no row appears here.)

A transfer you sent to someone who has never opened the app shows as Pending until they open it for the first time — the money is held, not spent. If they never open it, the transfer is returned to you automatically after 30 days and you get a Telegram message saying so.

On-chain vs internal

Deposits and withdrawals happen on a blockchain and carry a transaction hash. Transfers between users, checks, invoice payments and swaps are internal ledger moves — instant, no network fee, and no hash to look up.