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# Transactions
On the Transactions page, User can see their history of interactions with SRWA Lending.
SRWA Lending transactions history
It contains all of the relevant info about the transactions that the User made on the platform. It can be sorted by date, amount and value and filtered by date, amount, asset or type.
Click on the TXID takes the User to the Radix Dashboard page where all of the info about the transaction on ledger can be found.
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