Activity
The Activity tab on Home is your transaction history: what came in, what went out, and what you approved.
Activity shows the active wallet on the selected network. To see another network's history, switch network with the network button at the top of Home.
What you'll see
Activity is grouped by day (Today, Yesterday, the weekday, then the date). Each transaction is one row, even when several assets moved in it, showing what it was, who it was with (for example To 0x7d4b…8028 or BESC Swap), the time, the amounts and their USD value.
| Type | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Received / Sent | Funds arrived in, or left, your wallet. |
| Swapped | You exchanged one asset for another. Both sides are shown, for example +28.2751 BESC for −19.7619 MONEY. |
| Received NFT / Sent NFT | An NFT moved, shown with its token number (for example BVIP #2). |
| Approved | You let an app spend a token for you. Review these in the Security tab. |
| Added / Removed liquidity, Wrapped / Unwrapped | Liquidity pool and wrapped-coin actions. |
| Bridged | You moved funds between networks. |
| Deployed contract | You deployed a contract, for example from Launch Lab. |
| Other contract calls | Named after the function you called, for example Buy Tickets. |
Staking transactions on Tron and Cosmos Hub read as what they did:
| Row title | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Staked / Unstaked | You staked or started unstaking (Cosmos delegate / undelegate, Tron stake / unstake TRX). |
| Claimed rewards | You claimed staking or voting rewards. |
| Redelegated | You moved stake from one Cosmos validator to another. |
| Cancelled unstaking | You cancelled a Cosmos unbonding. |
| Withdrew unstaked | You withdrew Tron TRX whose unstaking period had finished. |
| Voted | You voted for Tron Super Representatives. |
| Delegated resources / Reclaimed resources | You lent Tron energy or bandwidth to another account, or took it back. |
Pending and Failed transactions are marked on the row.
Who it was with
The row's second line names the other side when it's known:
- Apps: when you used a known app, its name is shown (for example PancakeSwap or BESC Swap) instead of a bare contract address.
- Approvals: the spender is shown, for example Spender PancakeSwap, so you know who you allowed to spend your token.
Possible spam
Transactions the server flags as likely spam (address-poisoning transfers, dust that comes with a "claim" message, spam NFT airdrops) are dimmed and tagged Possible spam. They're never hidden, so you can still see everything that touched your wallet. Opening one shows Possible spam: don't copy addresses from it.
Never copy an address from your history
Address-poisoning scams send you a tiny or zero-value transfer from an address that looks like one you use. If you later copy it from your history, your funds go to the scammer. Always copy addresses from the recipient themselves or your Address Book.
What isn't listed
Some transactions involve your address but aren't yours, and changed nothing in your wallet. Like other major wallets, BESC Wallet leaves them out:
- On EVM networks, failed transactions that someone else sent to your address, and zero-value calls from other people (the address-poisoning pattern).
- On Tron, zero-value TRC-20 transfers (the same pattern).
Anything you sent, anything that moved value or an NFT, and any approval always stays.
Transaction details
Tap a transaction to see everything recorded about it:
- Amounts, with their USD value at the time and what they're worth today
- Status, full date and time, network, type, the contract method called, and the block
- App and Spender, when known
- Memo, when the transaction carried one (for example a Cosmos Hub transfer memo)
- Transfers: every asset that moved, to full precision
- Network fee in the network's coin and in USD, with gas used and gas price. For transactions someone sent you, the fee is marked Paid by the sender.
- Addresses: from, to, the contract, the token contract and the transaction hash, each labelled where known (You, BESC Swap, a token name) and with a copy button
- View on Explorer to open it on the network's block explorer. The link goes to the right transaction page for each network, including Tron, XRP Ledger, Aptos and Sui, whose explorers use their own page formats.
Where USD values come from
USD values use the market price at the time of the transaction, from daily GeckoTerminal market data (or CoinGecko). For very recent BESC Hyperchain activity, if market data isn't available yet, the BESC Swap pool price at that block is used. The detail screen tells you which. Stablecoins are valued at $1, and NFTs aren't priced. If no reliable price exists, no USD value is shown rather than a guess.
It just works
Activity is filled in by BESC's indexer, which follows your wallets across networks. The app signs in to it automatically in the background using a wallet you control. You don't need to link or sync anything by hand.
Only watch-only wallets on this phone?
Activity needs at least one wallet you control on the device; that wallet signs in for all your wallets, including watched ones. With only watch-only wallets you'll see balances but no history. Add or import a wallet you control to unlock it.
Transfers you just sent
A transfer you just made shows right away, even before the indexer catches up, so you're never left wondering whether it went through.