> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.revelator.com/wallet/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.revelator.com/wallet/fundamentals/tracking-your-activity.md).

# Tracking Your Activity

Your wallet's activity can be viewed at any time from app. The following transactions will be available to review:

* Sending or receiving funds (e.g. ETH, POL, USDC etc.)
* Sending or receiving split % (of Royalty Splits and Group Splits)
* Receiving royalty payments\*
* Claims of balances held by Splits
* Withdrawing funds (USDC only)

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\*Royalty payments can only be received when you hold royalty splits in your wallet.
{% endhint %}

With Notifications ON, you will receive push notifications to your lock screen each time your wallet receives crypto, splits, and royalty payments 🤑.

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<summary>Turning on notifications</summary>

There are two ways to enable notifications from the app.

1. Open the Activity tab. \
   ↳ If your wallet has no transactions available yet, tap **Turn on notifications.** \
   ↳ If your wallet already has activity, a small prompt will be present. Tap **Turn on** to enable push notifications.
2. Open the apps settings via your avatar image available top left from each tab.\
   ↳If **Notifications** is set to Off, tap it to enable notifications.&#x20;

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