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# Trade ID

A Trade ID is the unique identification code that registers transactions on the exchange provider's side. This unique code allows verifying its status and tracking within the exchange system.

In Cake Wallet, you can find a Trade ID on the Trade Details screen.

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### Open transaction history

Swipe right to left from the main balance screen to find the transaction history.
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### View Trade Details

Tap on an exchange and you will see the Trade Details screen. The Trade ID will be at the very top.
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![Swipe right to left](/files/19fbfe1f78869aca84c113783523e67e439136ae) ![ChangeNOW trade](/files/9434bf37f2c8aa61ebf707aeb3dbfcc2344c828e) ![Trade ID](/files/c6719f3f05bc181a75b02583836608e26219fffc)


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