# Lending History

* From the Lending screen, press the icon <img src="/files/aYLLq6drllh4t08a8vTp" alt="" data-size="line"> --> Redirects to user’s lending history.                                                                                                                                                                                ![](/files/7wJFHUgscQeiKhVqwIC4)![](/files/zgE86st3bqnuemkbcAAg)                                                                                         &#x20;
* Press the Transaction ID of the corresponding record --> Redirects to the Transaction Details screen.
* On the Transaction Details screen:

  * FRTS: View details of FRUITS coin's lending transaction.
  * BTC: Press the “View full transaction on Blockchain.com” link --> Redirect to transaction details on website: <https://blockstream.info/>
  * ETH: Press the “View full transaction on Etherscan.io” link --> Redirect to transaction details on website: <https://etherscan.io/>                                                                                                                                                                                         &#x20;

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