# Transactions

* [Sign transaction](#sign-transaction)
* [Allow automatic signing](#allow-automatic-signing)
* [View transaction history](#view-transaction-history)

## Sign transaction

Keeper Wallet enables you to interact with web resources safely and approve or reject transactions with just one click, without sharing your secret phrase or private key.

![](/files/yM2af1Pr5mqjesUhszHN)

Before you sign a transaction, you can review all its details, as well as select a token (instead of WAVES) to pay the fee.

![](/files/NbiDgEz3t5ccx3TcPgHt)

## Allow automatic signing

⚠️ Allow automatic signing with caution and only on websites you trust.

If you are going to sign a large number of transactions on a website, you can activate the automatic signing of transactions for a certain time.

1. Click ![](/files/HHFE9fY9Np2LwaCnwJQQ) in the upper right corner of the Keeper window.
2. On the settings page, click **Permissions control**.
3. Find the site on the **White list** or **Custom list** tab.

   If the site is not in any of the lists, first connect it (see [Connecting website](/browser-extension/connect.md) section). After that, the site will appear on the **Custom list** tab.
4. Click ![](/files/HHFE9fY9Np2LwaCnwJQQ) next to the site.

   ![](/files/UoSSftmVfsEjHbD23Oyo)
5. Select the time in the **Resolution time** field.
6. Specify the maximum amount of expenses in the **Spending limit** field. Please note: this limit applies only to transfers of WAVES and does not apply to other tokens or to payments attached to script invocations.

   ![](/files/VFOCzXebYowOSAIQ3tNA)
7. Click **Save**.

## View transaction history

On the **History** tab, you can see up to 100 recent transactions for each account. The tab provides filtering options including involved address, transaction type, direction (incoming or outcoming), transaction ID, token ID or name.

To view transactions details in Waves Explorer, click ![](/files/fqHClH9L2vlq09nuQ455) next to the transaction.

![](/files/609MbxlbfEkHpva12BoI)


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