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# Manage Orders
You can access your order history while viewing any token page. Select "My Orders" below the token chart to see a list of current and past orders for your Defined Wallets in one convenient list.
Your orders list will show Success✅ or Fail❌, Buy/Sell indicator, Trigger (Limit or Market), as well as other pertinent information regarding your transactions.
You can also cancel pending limit orders here by clicking the red "x" that will appear on the far right column as seen below.
limit orders can be cancelled before they trigger
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If you receive unknown transaction error codes while trading, please [contact us](/defined-docs/contact-us.md) for assistance.\
Please have your account/wallet/transaction information readily available when reaching out. Never share your private key with anyone, we will never ask for this.
{% endhint %}
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