Transaction History Flow

The Transaction History flow enables a user to view a complete, chronological list of all transactions that have occurred during the lifetime of the account:

Purchases for digital goods or services
Token purchases
Token conversions
Payouts
Refunds

When a user opens this page, several of their most recent transactions are displayed. They can filter their list to view either pending or completed transactions.

Transaction History Example

If a user clicks or taps on a specific transaction, a transaction details page appears. On this page, users can view the details of a specific transaction and request a receipt of that transaction be sent to them.

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Buyers and sellers participating in the same transaction see different details:

A buyer receipt includes line items for all items that have been purchased by the specific buyer. Purchases from one or multiple sellers can appear on the buyer receipt.
A seller receipt includes line items for all items that have been sold to a buyer. Only items sold by the seller to the specific buyer appear on the seller receipt.

This flow begins with a check for a signed TOS. If one has not been signed, a TOS screen appears for a user to accept before proceeding with the flow.

Requirements

Requirement	Description
ID of the < div > element	Publisher-defined, named < div > in which the Transaction History flow will be rendered
Redirect URL	URL that initiates the flow. The user requesting to view the transaction history must be part of the transactions being retrieved.

Widget Flow Implementation

Use the following steps to open and customize a transaction history flow in the widget:

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window.Tilia.execute({
    rootId: "<YOUR-ELEMENT-ID>"
    flow: "txnhistory",
    redirect: "<WIDGET-REDIRECT-URL>",
    onComplete: handleComplete,
    onError: handleError,
    theme: {
        backgroundColor: "#323232",
        primaryColor: "#47CC00"
    }
});

Replace the placeholder values (< YOUR-ELEMENT-ID > and < WIDGET-REDIRECT-URL >) with the values from the Requirements section
(Optional) Hide the 'Close' button by passing in a flowConfig like this: flowConfig: { hideExitButtons: true }
(Optional) In the theme object, customize the appearance of the widget

Events

The Transaction History flow fires the following events.

OnComplete

Fired when a user clicks the Close button

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{
    event: "tilia.txnhistory.complete",
    flow: "txnhistory", 
    source: "tilia"
}