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Every transaction you have made, with the on-chain proof to go with it.
Web and Moove App. The Moove App calls it Activity.

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What Are The Three Statuses?

A failed transaction is not a lost transaction. The most common cause is a route that could not execute inside its tolerance, which is a deliberate protection — see Pricing.

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What Are The Three Products?

Every transaction in the web Transactions table is tagged with what it was, from your side: Product and Status are both columns on the table. Filtering is by status only — All, Settled, Processing or Failed — so to reconcile one revenue stream you read the Product column rather than filtering on it.

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What Does Each Record Hold?

Source token, chain and amount; destination token, chain and amount; and the conversion rate between them. If a swap or bridge ran, you can see exactly what it did.
Handles and profile images where both parties are Moovers, and raw addresses otherwise.
The transaction hash, and a link to the block explorer — so every record is verifiable on-chain.
If you added one via Advanced view — useful for matching a payment to an invoice.
What it cost is not on the record. Network gas and the protocol fee are shown on the quote before you confirm, and are not repeated on the record or the receipt — see Pricing for what each one is.
Every transaction has a shareable URL at moove.xyz/tx/{id}. Send it to a customer as proof of payment instead of a screenshot.

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Moove Ramp Transactions

Ramps appear only in the Moove App’s Activity, not in the web Transactions tab. Each one carries its own detail: account name, account number, account provider, conversion rate and the wallet the crypto side settled to. Their statuses read a little differently, because two rails are involved: Pending transfer, then Pending settlement, then Settled — or Failed.

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How Do I Reconcile?

1

Filter to what you need

By status, then read the Product column.
2

Check the destination amount, not the source

The destination is what you actually received in your settlement token.
3

Match on the description

The payment link id is not shown on the record. Match on the description, or on the link id through the API.
4

Verify on-chain if it matters

The hash settles any dispute.

Moove Payment Links

Match links to payments.

Moove Dashboard

The 30-day view.

Pricing

What the costs mean.
Every move, on record and on-chain. Transparent by default.