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# Read your history

> Review your MixFun deposits, withdrawals, and transfers across all flows.

MixFun records each of your MixFun transactions in your account history. History is scoped per flow (Send, Shield, Swap, Stealth) and per user, so signing in is required to see it.

### What history includes

Each flow stores its own history records. Depending on the flow, an entry contains:

* **Send.** Pool address, amount, direction (deposit or withdrawal), transaction signature, timestamp.
* **Shield.** Same as Send, plus the token mint.
* **Swap.** Input mint, output mint, amounts, intent status, routing strategy used, transaction signatures.
* **Stealth.** Direction (sent, received, or spent), amount, mint (if a token), transaction signature.

### Where to find it

1. **Sign in with your wallet.** History is tied to the wallet that authenticated with Sign-In With Solana. See [Connect a wallet](/mixfun/guides/connect-a-wallet.md).
2. **Open the History section in the app.** The app surfaces history across all flows.
3. **Filter if needed.** Filters typically include flow type, transaction direction (deposit, withdrawal, swap, etc.), and mint.

### What history reveals

History is private to your account. MixFun does not share history data with third parties. Your history is the same information anyone could see on-chain for your wallet address, organized and categorized by flow.

If strong unlinkability is the point of your deposits, remember that the deposit transaction itself is on-chain and will appear in this account's history. Withdrawals into separate wallets will not (they would appear in the receiving wallet's history, if that wallet signs in separately).


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