Transaction History

Checking up on past transactions? View your history in detail with just a few clicks.

How to view transaction history

There are various channels which you may view your transaction history. The most convenient method would be via desktop.

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Refer to Online Equity Trading for more details on how to access the trading platforms.
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Select Orders and History to access transaction history.
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View your past online or offline orders up to 90 days, filtered by the status of your choice.
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Step 1
Refer to Online Equity Trading for more details on how to access the trading platforms.
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Tap on the Orders tab to access History.
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Select History to view your past transactions.
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Select filter and choose duration of the transactions you wish to view.

View your past online or offline orders up to 90 days, filtered by the status of your choice.
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More information

  • Online Equity Trading is available via digibank (desktop and mobile) and Direct Connect (desktop; mobile access coming soon).
  • Find out more from our DBS Online Equity Trading FAQs.


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