# Viewing Your Transaction History

You can view your Transaction History here - <https://www.betdex.com/account?tab=transaction-history>

This page shows you a list of all 'debit' & 'credits', whether that be paying for a trade, a refund for a 'cash out', winnings being paid, or a deposit/withdrawal - think of it like a bank statement which details any $ change in your wallet.

#### **Why do I have more than 1 'Trade Creation' transactions when I only placed 1 bet?**

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When you place a bet on BetDEX, this is an 'order'. When the 'order' is received by us, we will run a matching algorithm which will match your 'order' with other user's 'orders'.&#x20;

Depending on what is available to match against, your 'order' may end up:

* Fully matched by 1 single other user's order
* Fully matched by >1 other users' orders
* Partially matched by 1 single other user's order, with the remaining stake left unmatched
* Partially matched by >1 other users' orders, with the remaining stake left unmatched
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When any part of your order is left 'unmatched', it will remain available for other user's to match against later on (until & unless you cancel it - see [cancelling-a-bet](https://learn.betdex.com/betdex-exchange/using-the-betdex-exchange/trading-on-the-betdex-exchange/exchange-betting-basics/cancelling-a-bet "mention"))

A trade is the outcome of 2 orders matching. Therefore, in the scenarios where your one order is matched against >1 other users' orders, multiple trades will be created to fulfil this order as best we can.

The trades may even be executed at different prices, as we will always match at a higher price when possible (**it will never be executed at a lower price**).

#### **Why does my 'Trade Creation' have a +$ amount?**

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Occasionally, you may see a 'credit' (positive $ amount) for a 'Trade Creation'. This is because you are betting against your existing market position - essentially a 'partial / full cash out'.

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To understand both of the above topics a bit more - let's run through an example.

Imagine at 15:00 there is $10 available to **Back Under 2.5** @ 2.50 on a market.

You place your first order **Backing Over 2.5**, $15 @ 2.50. The order here becomes 'Partially Matched':

* $10 of this order gets matched
* $5 remains unmatched

1 trade gets created for you, and appears as a 'debit' in your Transaction History for -$10.\
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Then a few seconds later, the remaining $5 was matched by another user. You will then see a 2nd 'debit' for -$5.\
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At this stage, you will have had a market position of:

* Over 2.5: $15 x (2.5 - 1) = $22.50
* Under 2.5: -$10 - $5 = -$15

with worst case as -$15 being the total deducted from your balance.\
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Then later, you submit a 2nd order at 15:10, this time **Backing Under 2.5** for $5 @ 2.0 - which gets immediately matched. \
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At this stage, your market position changes to:

* Over 2.5: +$22.50 - $5 = +$17.50
* Under 2.5: -$15 + $5 = -$10

with a new worst-case scenario as -$10.&#x20;

Therefore because your 'worst-case' has **improved**, instead of a new $5 debit, we instead refund you the $5 difference, as a 3rd transaction.\
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#### What would I see then on settlement?

When the market gets settled & assuming you win the bet, you would receive back \[stake + winnings - commission] = $10 + $17.50 - $(17.50 x 1%) = $27.33. You will see this as 'Trade Win'.

If you lose the bet, no further transactions will be made, as you've already paid for the losing position.

If the market ends up being voided, you would receive back your 'worst-case' position (so in example above, you would receive back $10) and see 'Market Position Void'.

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