Overview

The Recent activity panel (formerly Active Transfers panel) and the Transaction History page allow you to track the progress of your transactions.

Recent Activity panel

The Recent activity panel shows all pending, ongoing, and recently completed transactions.

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Note that vault accounts can be hidden from the Fireblocks Console using the Fireblocks API so that these transactions do not appear in the Recent activity panel. This may be helpful when working with Fireblocks at scale.

Basic info

Basic transaction information appears for each active transfer.

Source: The source account appears on the left. If the account is in your Vault, select it to go to that account.
Destination: The destination account appears on the right. If the account is in your Vault, select it to go to that account.
Asset value: The net transfer amount. This amount may differ from the amount you were shown when creating the transaction if you used the gross fee amount when estimating fees.
Transfer Directions:
- Incoming: Transfer from an external source to your Fireblocks workspace.
- Outgoing: Transfer from your Fireblocks workspace to an external destination.
- Rebalancing: Transfer between addresses in your workspace.
Time: The time of the most recent status change.
Status: The status of the transaction. Hover over the status to view the transaction substatus and additional information about the transaction. This may include which users have not yet approved or signed the transaction, why the transaction failed, third-party responses, and steps you can take to resolve stuck or failed transactions.

Action Buttons

(Move to Complete): This button may appear for some transactions. Select this button to confirm the transaction manually.
(Boost): For outgoing EVM-based transactions and contract calls stuck in a pending status, select this button to replace the existing fee for the transaction.
(Drop): For outgoing EVM-based transactions stuck in a pending status, select this button to drop the transaction.

More details

Select a transaction's card to open the Transaction Information window, which contains additional details about that transaction.

Note: A note saved with the transaction in Fireblocks. This note is visible to anyone with access to the workspace.
Collection: The collection to which the NFT in the transaction belongs. This field only appears for transactions containing NFTs.
Token ID: The token ID of the NFT included in the transaction. This field only appears for transactions containing NFTs.
Last Updated: The time of the most recent status change.
TX Hash: The unique public transaction ID. This ID is available when the transaction is added to the blockchain.
- This parameter exists if at least one of the following conditions is met:
  - The transaction’s source type is Unknown, Whitelisted Address, One Time Address, Fireblocks Network, Fiat or Gas Station.
  - The transaction’s source type is Vault and its status is either: CONFIRMING, COMPLETED, or was in any of these statuses prior to changing to FAILED or REJECTED. In some instances, transactions in status BROADCASTING will include the TX Hash as well.
  - The transaction’s source type is Exchange and the transaction’s destination type is Vault, and the status is either: CONFIRMING, COMPLETED, or was in any of these status prior to changing to FAILED.
- In addition, the following conditions must be met:
  - The asset is a crypto asset (not fiat).
  - The transaction operation is not RAW or TYPED.
Status: The status and substatus of the transaction, in addition to more information about the substatus, steps you can take to resolve stuck or failed transactions, and the next expected status for the transaction.
Destination Address: The public wallet address and associated internal label if available.
Amount: The net transfer amount.
Network Fee: The final transaction fee is displayed for confirmed transactions. If the transaction is not complete, the estimated fee is displayed.
Fireblocks Transaction ID: The unique internal transaction ID. Include this ID when submitting a support request regarding a specific transaction issue.
Fireblocks Asset ID: The unique Fireblocks ID of the asset included in the transaction.
Created By: The Fireblocks user who created the transaction.
Signed By: The Fireblocks user who signed the transaction.
Approved By: The Fireblocks user or users who approved the transaction. This may not appear if the transaction did not require approval based on your Transaction Authorization Policy (TAP).

You can copy most of these values by selecting Copy to their right.

Filtering transfers on the panel

You can filter the transactions on the Recent activity panel using the options at the top of the panel. The number of transfers currently visible appears in the heading. You can also search for transactions using the search bar.

The filter options available in the Recent activity panel are:

Direction: Incoming, outgoing, or rebalancing.
Venue: Vault accounts, exchange accounts, whitelisted addresses, network connections, or fiat accounts. You can search for a specific venue by selecting the Venue filter and using the search bar.
Asset: Any available token. You can also search for a specific asset by selecting the Asset filter and using the search bar.
Status: Submitted, pending, in-transit, completed, or failed.
Value: Hide transactions below a set USD value.

Filter the transactions in the Recent activity panel by following these steps:

Select a filter at the top of the panel. A menu appears with the available options for your selected filter. The number of transfers applicable to each option appears on the right.
Select the options you want to use to filter transfers.
Select Close to see your results. Your filter selections remain visible at the top of the panel until they are cleared.

Select Dismiss all final transactions to remove completed and failed transactions from the Recent activity panel.

Transaction History page

The Transaction History page allows you to view, filter, and export all past and present transactions associated with your Fireblocks workspace.

Different transactions may contain different information. Depending on the transaction type, source, destination, network, and more, the additional details on the Transaction History page will vary accordingly. For example, there are differences in fees between networks and differences in address identifiers (tags and memos).

Exporting transaction history

Select Download Log to download the transaction history as a .csv file to your computer. If you have applied filters to the transaction history, the button reads Download Filtered Log. Select Download Filtered Log > Download Filtered View to download a .csv file with all available details in the filtered transaction history.

Filtering transaction history

Select Filter in the top right corner of the page to apply filters to your transaction history. To clear all currently applied filters, select Clear Filters and then Submit.

Filter limitations

If you select Refresh while more than one filter is applied, the first page of the results does not accurately apply the filters. To view the correctly filtered list, clear the applied filters and then re-apply the filters you want to use.

Blockchain status warning

The Recent activity panel highlights irregular blockchain activity when any listed assets are affected.

There are two status notifications:

Network warning - The blockchain network performance is degraded, and transactions are taking a long time to process. Incoming transactions may be delayed or not appear. Outgoing transactions may take longer than expected.
Network blocked - The blockchain network is down and transactions are not processing currently.

The Recent activity panel displays a warning for all current issues for blockchains with at least one displayed transaction.