In the lifetime of a credit card, you might make a lot of payments with it. Some are regular and recurring, some of them might be special purchaces for certain occasions. Either way, it's good to keep track of what you're buying and paying for. With George, you can access your credit card history any time and easily with just a few clicks.
Your Credit Card History
Last Article Update 30.05.2025
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How to get there
- Choose your credit card in your overview.
- Go to "Transactions".
What's in there?
- There, you can access your credit card history, that consists of all your credit card invoices. Basically, it shows you all past transactions.
- If you pay something with your credit card, it will usually show up in the history a few days later.
- You will also see pay ups (additional payments to increase your available amount) there.
- You can search for an amount, a certain date or incoming and outgoing transactions.
- Authorised payments will be shown in an extra row.
- If you click on one transaction, George will offer you even more detailed information about it, like the location or booking reference.
- There, you can also claim a transaction with just one click.
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How to get there
- Choose your credit card in your overview.
- Go to "History".
What's in there?
- There, you can acces your credit card history, that consists of all your credit card invoices.
- You will also see pay ups (additional payments to increase your available amount) there.
- If you pay something with your credit card, it will usually show up in the history a few days later.
- Authorised payments will be shown in an extra row.
- You can search for certain amounts or dates to find the transaction(s) you are looking for.
- You're also able to filter incoming and outgoing transactions.
- If you click on one of the transactions, George will offer you even more detailed information about it, like the location or booking reference.
- There, you can also claim a transaction with just one click.
It's always good to stay up-to-date with your spendings and finances. We recommend keeping an eye on your invoices and your overall credit card history in order to know what you're spending your money on.
Author: Stephanie Schüller