> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.thoth.id/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.thoth.id/web-app/notifications.md). # Transactions & Activity Follow each transaction from Hathor Wallet to on-chain confirmation. Everything you change in thoth.id is a blockchain transaction, and each one takes a moment to confirm. The app shows its progress in three places: * **In the panel** where you started it: the registration page, a Manage section, or a dialog. * **Under the bell** in the top bar, called **Activity**. * In a short **toast** in the corner, if you've moved to another page. ## The stages | Stage | What it means | | ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Approve the request in Hathor Wallet** | Your wallet is asking. Nothing is sent until you approve. | | **Still waiting for Hathor Wallet** | A minute has gone by. Open the wallet and look for the request. If you approve it later, the app still picks it up while the tab is open. | | **Confirming** | Sent to the network, waiting for a block. Usually about 30 seconds. You can leave the page. | | **Taking longer than usual** | Still not in a block after 3 minutes. You don't need to do anything; the app keeps checking. | | **Confirmed** | In a block. The panel says how long it took. | | **Failed** | The network rejected it. The reason is shown in plain language, with **Try again**. | A transaction counts as confirmed once it's in its first block. On a phone, the waiting stages have an **Open Hathor Wallet** button. **Cancel** stops waiting on the page, but the request may still be in your wallet; if you approve it there later, the app picks it up again. If you refuse the request in Hathor Wallet, the panel just says it was cancelled and nothing was sent. ## Activity Click the **bell**. It only appears when a wallet is connected. A number on the bell counts transactions in progress; a dot means there are results you haven't seen. ![The Activity popover with recent transactions](https://2559695096-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2F8NQqK3W76Bj7LGhFgkFC%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-9a71740368a67f4655512936839bfede0358dcb0%2Factivity.jpg?alt=media) Activity has two groups: * **In progress**: waiting for your wallet or confirming, with a live timer. * **Recent**: confirmed and failed transactions from the last 14 days, up to 20. Click an item to open the name it changed. A failed item opens its reason, with **Try again**. **Clear finished** empties the recent list; it never affects anything on-chain. The list lives in your browser, so it survives a reload, but a transaction sent from your laptop won't show up on your phone. It only lists transactions from the wallet that's connected now. ## Two signatures Some actions need a second signature that can only be sent once the first has confirmed: * A registration with an avatar: the name, then the avatar. * A profile change with a new bio and a new avatar: the bio, then the avatar. * A transfer with **Also make them manager**: the transfer, then the manager change. The app tells you up front (*2 wallet signatures*), and shows **Signature 1 of 2**, **Signature 2 of 2** as it goes. When the first confirms, Hathor Wallet asks for the second automatically, wherever you are in the app. If you refuse the second request, or it expires, it's recorded as **Not sent**. The first change stays, and you can make the second one again from the name's page. If the first transaction fails, the second is never sent. ## When something fails Failures say what happened and what was left untouched. The most common: * **Someone registered yourname.htr first**: another transaction confirmed before yours. Your HTR wasn't spent. * **Your balance was too low**: add HTR and try again. * **Your wallet isn't allowed to do this**: only the owner or manager can make that change. * **The name's token isn't deposited**: owner actions are paused until it's deposited back. * **Hathor Wallet didn't return a transaction**: check the wallet's history before trying again, in case it went through anyway. For anything else, see [Troubleshooting](/web-app/troubleshooting.md). --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation by asking a question. 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