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Every money movement shows up in Transaction’s → History. Each row has a type (what the entry is) and a status (where it is in its lifecycle). Expand a row for the full on-chain detail.

Statuses

Transactions move through two states:
  • Pending — submitted and awaiting on-chain confirmation.
  • Done — confirmed and complete.
A hosted checkout charge has its own lifecycle before it becomes a transaction:
  • New — created, waiting for the customer to pay.
  • Pending — payment detected, confirming on-chain.
  • Done — payment confirmed; it lands in your account wallet as a Replenishment.
  • Expired — the payment window elapsed with no (or insufficient) funds.

Types

You can filter History by type. The common ones:
TypeWhat it is
ReplenishmentFunds arriving into an account wallet — a client-wallet sweep, a swap output landing, or a checkout payment settling. Carries your clickId when one was passed.
WithdrawalFunds sent out from an account wallet to an external address.
SwapAn exchange between two currencies via an exchange partner.
MultisendA batch payout to many addresses in one transaction.
Internal TransferAn off-chain move between wallets on the platform — no network gas.
External CallAn on-chain call the platform makes (for example, estimating a multisend miner fee), which itself costs a small blockchain fee.
Refund Miner FeeA return of unused miner fee.
System FeeA CryptoNow system-fee charge shown as its own entry.
ErrorAn operation that failed.

What’s in a row

Expand any transaction to see the detail:
  • Payment ID — CryptoNow’s internal reference for the entry.
  • To / From — the on-chain addresses.
  • Miner Fee — the network fee, in the source network’s native coin.
  • System Fee — the CryptoNow fee (for example, 0.5% on a replenishment).
  • Hash — the on-chain transaction hash (links to the explorer).
  • IncomingHash — for a settled payment, the hash of the customer’s inbound transfer.
  • clickId — your attribution reference, when one was passed (echoes back as outsideOrderId).
Reconcile against your own system by matching on clickId — it ties each Replenishment back to the exact order or customer.