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# Wallet reporting

## Wallet Balance Reporting

In the Wallet Manager, you can view your wallet's burn-down with the Available Balance Over Time graph.

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#### **How to View the** Available Balance Over Time Grap&#x68;**:** &#x20;

1. Navigate to the Wallet Manager dashboard.
2. Scroll down to the wallet balance over time section.
3. Enter the dates you wish to query for.
4. You can export reports by clicking the export button.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can filter by a specific wallet using the wallet filter at the top of the page
{% endhint %}

## Activity History Reporting

The Wallet Manager also displays credits and debits for each wallet in the **Activity History** table.

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The table can be exported to CSV.

{% hint style="info" %}
Can't see a debit or credit you are expecting? Ensure you are filtering to the correct date range.
{% endhint %}

Want to know more about wallets? Take a look at [Navigating the wallet manager](/retail-media-interface/advertiser-wallet-management/navigating-the-wallet-manager.md)


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