Last Article Update 29.08.2025
The George Business search in the top navigation finds transactions across all your accounts, cards and products. But you can also search the transaction history of each individual account.
When you click one of your accounts, you can find any transactions made on it within the last 7 years.
Transaction search within an account works the same as transaction search across accounts and products. That means you have the following search tools:
You also have a dropdown filter above transaction history/ search results for incoming or outgoing transactions.
Details you see when you search within an account:
George displays the following information in the header:
To recap: The search bar in the top header finds transactions across accounts, cards and products - the one above your transaction history shows you product-specific transactions within the last 7 years.
Start your search with whatever you know about the transactions you're searching for. Simply enter a name (or part of it), recipient, invoice number, text, reference number, IBAN or anything else.
Here are some additional tips & tricks for your search.
If you want to search a specific period, use the date filter. To do so, select the desired period by clicking on a start and end date. George will then show you all the transactions within your desired time period.
Want to search for a certain amount, but don't remember exactly how much? That's where the amount filter comes in handy. Simply enter a minimum and a maximum amount and George will show you all transactions in the selected range.
George will present the transactions he found that fit your search parameters in chronological order, beginning with the most recent.
If you want to further narrow George's findings, you have a range of filters:
Apart from execution date, amount and essential info (in most cases recipient or sender), George Business displays some additional transaction info, as well as the valuation date.
In order to access transaction details, just click on the specific search result.
Last but not least, you can print & export your search results from here by clicking on the respective symbols on top of the findings list.