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History

Overview

The History section provides a complete view of all operations performed by the user. It is essential for tracking the status of ongoing transfers and keeping a record of past activities.

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Page Functionalities

Direction Filters (Bridge)

For Bridge transactions, the user can filter the history based on the transfer direction:

  • Outgoing: Transactions initiated on the current network.
  • Incoming: Transactions destined for the current network.
  • Tabs KLV <-> ETH: Allows switching the specific view between transfers from Klever to Ethereum and vice-versa.

Pending Transactions

A dedicated section at the top of the page highlights operations that have not yet been completed.

  • Real-Time Status: Visual cards show if the transaction is "Processing", "Confirming", or "Waiting for Signatures".
  • Action Required: If a transaction requires user action (such as a pending signature), a prominent action button is displayed.

Bridge Transactions Table

The detailed list of all bridge transactions, containing:

ColumnDescription
DateDate and time of the transaction.
HashUnique transaction identifier on the blockchain (Link to Explorer).
RouteBridge direction (e.g., ETH -> KLV).
AmountQuantity and symbol of the transferred token.
StatusFinal state of the transaction (Completed, Failed).

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General Transactions

In addition to Bridge operations, the History page also tracks General Transactions. These are interactions made via the Klever Wallet with various DeFi smart contracts within the ecosystem.

  • Scope: Includes swaps, liquidity provision, staking, and other contract interactions.
  • Unified View: Provides a consolidated log of user activity across the DeFi platform.
  • Details: Similar to bridge transactions, it displays the Transaction Hash, Block Number, Method called, and Status.

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Status Details

The transaction status informs which stage it is in:

  • Pending: The transaction was sent but is still being processed by validators or relayers.
  • Completed: The operation was successfully concluded.
  • Failed: The transaction failed. In cases of failure, check the explorer for more details or contact support.

Integration

The history combines data from two sources to ensure accuracy:

  1. Local Storage: Recent transactions made on the current device are shown instantly.
  2. On-Chain Data: The system scans the blockchain to find deposits and transfers associated with the connected wallet address, allowing history recovery even if the user clears the browser cache.