You can find a list of past transactions and activity for debit or credit cards you added to Google Wallet. Important: You can only find transactions after you add a card to Google Wallet. For a full history of your debit and credit cards transactions, check your bank statements. To find activity for a card: Tip: If you remove a
card, you lose activity history. When you make a tap to pay transaction with Google Wallet, you get a purchase notification that you have a new transaction. To get the transaction details, tap the notification. To find past transaction details: To turn the purchase notifications on or off:Find activity
Transaction details
- Open the Google Wallet app .
- At the top
right, tap your Profile picture or Account Wallet settings .
- Turn purchase notifications on or off.
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- There's no need to delete your history on the Cash App, because all of your past and future transactions are already private.
- Unlike Venmo, transactions are already private and you don't have to change anything to hide transactions from others.
- However, if you want all evidence of your payments gone from your phone, you'll have to delete your Cash App account.
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Peer-to-peer money transfer apps like the Cash App and Venmo are one of the conveniences brought to us by advancing technology. Instead of having to exchange bills and make change when someone owes us money, we can now simply send each other money on our phones.
If you've used the Cash App, you know that you can view all of your transaction history by tapping the clock icon in the bottom-right corner and opening the Activity tab. In this tab, you can also see a list of people you've recently interacted with in the app.
You can't delete your Cash App transaction history, but there's also no need to
You'll also notice, however, that there is no way to delete these interactions. When you tap on a payment it simply gives the payment details and says if it's pending or completed. You can tap the three dots in the top-right corner, but the only further options it gives you are to get a web receipt or to contact Support if something is wrong.
Tapping a payment does not allow you to delete it — it only gives you payment details. Melanie Weir/Business InsiderThere's no way to delete your history in your account settings either. When you go to "Privacy & Security," your only options are to enable or change a PIN lock, make your cashtag searchable, or to enable or disable payment requests.
This isn't very different than how Venmo works — Venmo also doesn't let you delete your transaction history, but with Venmo's settings you can choose to make all past and future transactions private.
Venmo has a social timeline where you can see other user’s payments. Cash App does not have this. Melanie Weir/Business InsiderHowever, the difference is that with the Cash App all of your transactions on the app are already private, meaning that only you and the other person involved in the payment can see it.
So, unless you don't even want to see your transactions on your phone — in which case you'd have to delete your whole account — there's no need to make your transactions private because they already are.
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Melanie Weir
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Melanie Weir is a freelance author for Insider, mainly focusing on the Tech Reference section, but occasionally contributing to Lifestyle and Entertainment topics as well. She is also a freelance writer for ScreenRant, and is the Lead Weekend News Editor at TheThings.com. In her spare time she writes plays for both stage and screen. She can be reached at , or through LinkedIn.
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