To check your transaction history
Transaction history is your financial black box. Correctly collected records help: confirm the conclusion, find a commission, understand where "stuck," and quickly resolve the dispute. Below is a step-by-step plan, where and how to watch history, how to reconcile amounts between casino, wallet, bank and blockchain, and what to do if the numbers do not converge.
1) Where to watch the story: a brief map
1. Casino Office → Wallet/Cashier → History/Transactions
Filters: deposits/conclusions/bonuses/commission/cancellation.
Key figures date/time, amount, currency, method, status, transaction ID (save!).
There is often an export (CSV/XLS/PDF).
2. Mail/fluffs
Письма «Deposit successful», «Withdrawal approved/paid», «KYC update».
Contain amounts, method, ID/ticket number.
3. Your payment method
E-wallet/PayPal: log of incoming/outgoing, provider ID.
Bank/card: statement, MCC/merchant description, internal commission/conversion.
Crypto: blockchain explorer (by TXID).
4. Customer support
If something is not in the interface, request a period summary and comments on controversial lines.
2) How to read statuses (and what they mean)
3) Basic audit in 10 minutes (checklist)
+ Open Office History and include period (e.g. last 30/90 days).
+ Filter the outputs and write down ID, amounts, statuses.
+ Compare deposits and refunds (returns to the original method) by amounts.
+ Check the bonus tab: accruals, write-offs, wagering.
+ Export CSV - useful for a vault with a bank/wallet.
4) Method reconciliation: step by step
A. E-wallet/PayPal
1. Open the transaction log, find the incoming time/amount/ID.
2. Reconcile currency and possible local commission/conversion.
3. Does the name/e-mail match the casino profile (important for closed-loop).
B. Card/Bank
1. Download your period statement. Find the lines with the merchant of the casino/payment aggregator.
2. Check your funds availability date: Sometimes "Paid" at the casino = credited by the bank within a day.
3. Consider the bank's tips: the rate/commission and MCC can affect the amount on hand.
C. Cryptocurrency
1. In the output card, find the TXID and the network (TRC-20/TON/SOL/L2/... - critical).
2. Open the blockchain explorer, check: recipient's address, amount, commission, number of confirmations.
3. If the exchange address - check MEMO/TAG (XRP/XLM/exchanges). Without it, there may be no enrollment.
5) Export and "reconciliation act" (mini-accounting)
1. Casino exports: CSV/XLS for the period.
2. Export from e-wallet/bank: for the same period and in the same currency, if possible.
3. PivotTable (in any editor): 4. Final checks:- Do the number and sum of pins converge between systems?
- Are fees/conversions visible?
- Are there lines without pair operation (e.g. "Paid" in the casino but empty in the bank)?
6) Typical inconsistencies and quick fixes
7) Bonuses, commissions, cancellations - where it can be seen
Bonuses/vager: a separate tab "Bonuses" - accrual, write-off, restrictions (max bet/allowed games).
Commissions: in the casino - in the transaction line or column fee; at the provider - in his magazine.
Cancellations/reversals: Canceled/Refunded status + Return to balance counter record.
8) How to request a clarification transcript (finished text)
9) Security: how to check and not "shine" too much
Enter the office and e-wallet without a VPN (so as not to catch unnecessary anti-fraud checks).
Store the export locally and encrypt the archives.
For correspondence with support, attach ID/TXID/screenshots, but do not send full card details.
10) Automation: to avoid digging with your hands every time
Once a month, export CSV from the casino and e-wallet/bank.
Maintain a simple PivotTable (see template above).
Mark lines with color: deposits, conclusions, bonuses, commissions, cancellations.
Store the KYC/SoF document package in case of a request (speeds up parsing).
11) Mini-FAQ
Requested conclusion, in the history of "Processing" already an hour - is this normal?
Yes for cards/part of providers; for e-wallet/instances - usually faster. If you go beyond the upper limit of a typical window, write in support with an ID.
How to understand where "stuck" - in a casino, provider or at the recipient?
Look through the chain of statuses and identifiers: Paid + no enrollment → more often bank/wallet; the provider/operator does not have a TXID →.
Can remote history be restored?
Usually yes: Ask support to unload by period.
History shows "refund," but money is not on the card.
Refund goes along the rails of the deposit - check the statement in 1-3 days, the lines may be called differently (reversal/adjustment).
12) Totals
History checking is three steps:1. Remove full data from the cabinet (ID, statuses, export).
2. Check with the method log (e-wallet/bank/explorer) - currency, commissions, identifiers.
3. Record discrepancies and request provider support/channel/external ID/TXID.
Keep a code template, store exports and check currency/network/details - then any disputes are resolved quickly, and you know exactly where and when your money went.