History · Export

Export your history

Export every transaction in your wallet to one CSV file, for your accounts, your tax return or your own records. It works on your phone and in the desktop app, and you choose where the file goes.

sideswap.io/guides/export-history · Updated 10 Oct 2026

History · Export

Export your history

Export every transaction in your wallet to one CSV file, for your accounts, your tax return or your own records. It works on your phone and in the desktop app, and you choose where the file goes.

4 min readUpdated 10 Oct 2026New SideSwap walletPreview
History with the Export button at the top right, a pending peg-in and today’s swap, payment, internal transfer and receipt.

At a glance

The filetransactions.csvOne row per transaction, oldest first
On a phoneHistory, then ExportOpens your phone’s share sheet
On a computerExport CSV in the desktop appSaves where you choose
What it holdsAmounts per asset, fees and notesNo prices or values in your currency

On your phone

  1. Open History

    Tap History at the bottom of the wallet and wait until your transactions have loaded. Export works once they have, and when there is at least one.
    History
    History with the Export button at the top right and today’s transactions.
  2. Tap Export

    The Export button sits at the top right. Your phone’s share sheet opens with transactions.csv. Save it to your files, or send it to your computer or your accountant.

On your computer

  1. Click Export CSV

    In the desktop app, click Export CSV at the top of the wallet overview. The app loads your transactions and says how many it found.
    Wallet
    The desktop Wallet with the total balance, Send, Receive and Export CSV at the top, and the list of assets.
  2. Choose where to save it

    Click Export and pick a folder. The app suggests transactions.csv in your Documents folder.

What is in the file

Each row is one transaction. The first five columns are the same in every file, and after them comes one column for each asset your transactions moved, named after the asset.

txidThe transaction IDLook it up on a Liquid explorer
typeReceived, Sent, Swap, Internal, Peg-In or Peg-OutIn the language your app is set to
timestampDate and time, year firstIn your device’s local time
network feeThe Liquid network feeIn L-BTC
memoYour own noteEmpty if you added none
One per assetHow much of that asset movedA minus for what left, no sign for what arrived

A swap is one row with two amounts, the asset you gave with a minus and the asset you got without. Amounts carry every decimal place of the asset, for example 0.02000000 for L-BTC.

Good to know

Opening it in a spreadsheet

Any spreadsheet opens the file. Amounts use a full stop as the decimal mark. If your spreadsheet expects a comma, import the file and set the decimal separator to a full stop.

No prices in the file

The file holds amounts, not their value in your currency. Add prices for each date from a source you trust if you need values.

Keep it private

Liquid hides amounts on the chain, and this file shows them next to each transaction ID. Share it only with people who need it.

A transaction is missing

The file holds what History shows. If History keeps loading or a transaction is missing, see Track a transaction or a peg.

Still stuck

Look your transaction up first. If it still looks wrong, write to support with the Bitcoin transaction ID.

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