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How to view your transaction history in HUB?

The transaction history report contains information about all trading transactions in a given sub-account starting from the first trade. The following procedure explains how to view and download the transaction history:

Log in to HUB.
From the DOCUMENTS section, click on Transaction History.
You must select the Account, Start Date, End Date and Timezone. The Timezone field sets the timezone to be used for timestamps on the transaction history data.
Click on Show Transactions or Export to csv.
If you click on Show Transaction, Your Transactions section will show you a detailed report.

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This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. LeverageThe use of borrowed capital to open positions larger than what the actual capital permits. trading is high risk. Losses can exceed deposits.

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