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History & recovery

Inspect submitted transactions, distinguish drafts, and handle partial actions.

History helps you follow submitted transactions and return to saved actions on this device. It is not a complete blockchain history, and it does not resend transactions automatically.

Continue a saved draft

A draft can be saved before the wallet returns a transaction hash. It does not prove a prompt opened or a transaction was submitted. Continue restores the saved form into a fresh review for the matching wallet and network; the app rebuilds and checks the route rather than reusing an executable transaction.

Check your wallet’s activity as well. If it already shows a submitted transaction, resolve that transaction before starting another action from the draft.

Inspect a submitted transaction

  1. Open the entry for the action and check its wallet, chain, and transaction hash.
  2. Follow the receipt link to inspect the corresponding network record.
  3. Read whether the transaction is pending, confirmed, failed, or needs attention. A bridge additionally tracks destination delivery.

Confirmed action amounts come from verified evidence. Dollar values beside those amounts can use current prices; they are not a record of the execution-time exchange rate.

If only part of the action completed

An approval may succeed before a later action fails or is rejected. Read which steps have hashes and which have confirmed receipts. Do not mistake an approval for the intended action, or an unverified bridge delivery for a failed source send.

Return to the product and prepare a fresh review only after understanding the earlier transaction’s status. Reconnecting, refreshing, or reopening FxAeon does not by itself submit another transaction.

Know what the record can restore

Recovery records depend on this browser’s site data. Another device or cleared storage may not contain them, while submitted transactions remain onchain. Keep important transaction hashes. See Privacy & data for local storage and Troubleshooting for an unclear status.