View Your Equity Transaction History in Centi

Every completed equity event that touches your shareholder record is logged as a transaction in Centi. The transaction history gives you a permanent, auditable record of how your stake has been built up over time — from the first share issuance through any subsequent transfers or secondary purchases. Sometimes organisations are onboarded to Centi without historical transactions, then you will only see your current holding and not the full transaction history.

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Finding your transaction history

Your transactions appear in the Transactions section on your home page, below the investment summary and offers panels. The section header shows the total number of transactions recorded against your account. Each row in the list shows: Transactions are sorted with the most recent first.

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Viewing transaction details

Click any transaction row to open a detail panel on the right-hand side of the screen. The panel provides the full breakdown of that event.

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Summary header

The panel opens with a one-line summary — for example “Bought 10,000 units for 50,000 NOK” — giving you the key facts at a glance.

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Transaction metadata

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Securities breakdown

Each security involved in the transaction is listed individually: If a single transaction covers multiple security types (for example ordinary shares and a warrant class), each appears as a separate item in the Securities section.

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Transaction types

The two transaction directions you may see are:

• Bought — securities were issued or transferred to you. This covers new share issuances as well as transfers where you acquire shares from another shareholder.
• Sold — securities were transferred from you to another party. This typically occurs during a repurchase or secondary sale event.

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How transactions relate to offers

When your Centi administrator marks an offer as completed (Settled), Centi registers the underlying security event and the transaction becomes visible in your history. The transaction date reflects when the securities were formally registered, which may be a few days after you signed the subscription agreement.

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Documents attached to transactions

Some transactions have one or more documents associated with them — for example a signed subscription agreement or a share transfer deed. When documents are available, a View documents button appears at the top of the transaction detail panel.