# Transactions

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## Transactions overview

It is, of course, necessary from an accounting standpoint to have a reliable and unambiguous view of the transactions made. This is why we have the transactions overview. It can be easily accessed from the menu bar.

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The transaction overview displays all transaction activities associated with your user account, including all project transactions, manual mints or airdrops, and royalty token minting.

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it shows every transaction of your account and makes it easy to understand what kind of transaction it was and the transaction key data and structure:

* Time and Date (UTC)
* Type
* Project
* Price Paid
* Amount of NFTs
* Total Costs
* Income
* Transaction ID
* Payout wallet (receiving wallet)

### View more details of a specific transaction

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Just click the transaction row to expand more details about a specific transaction.\
It will show you additional data:

* Paid from user
* MinUtxo (sendback)
* Network Fees
* Mint Fees
* Incomes
* Discount
* NFT name and image
* Fingerprint of the token

## Export transaction overview

To export the transactions overview, please click on "export all Transactions" in the lower left corner. This will instantly download a CSV-file packed in a Zip-file containing all the relevant data as mentioned above.\
It can be opened in any spreadsheet program like Excel, Numbers or Google sheets.

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