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# Check Balances and Actions History

## :1234: **Wallet Balance**

Your total balance is displayed on the **My Wallet** home screen. It reflects the combined value of all assets in your wallet, shown in your selected currency with live previews when you switch base currency.

You can change the display currency anytime—your balance will automatically update based on the latest exchange rate.

## :gem: **Assets, Activity and NFTs**

Depending on your wallet version (W5, v4R2, or Multichain), different sections provide detailed insights into your assets and transaction history:

* **Assets**\
  View all currencies added to your wallet with token icons, quick actions, and shortcuts.
* **Activity**\
  Real-time feed with grouped technical transactions, token icons, fiat equivalents, and NFT details where available.
* **NFTs**\
  Access all NFTs and vouchers linked to your wallet.

## :currency\_exchange: **Actions History**

In **W5** and **Multichain** versions, **Assets** and **Activity** sections are merged. Simply scroll down to review your actions history, with incoming transfers appear almost instantly before blockchain finality.

For detailed information on a specific action (e.g., transfer or swap), **tap** on it to see addresses, fee and rate breakdowns (including TON Connect), explorer links, and **instant tracking links** you can share.


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