Transactions not showing in activity (2024)

FAQs

Why are my transactions not showing up? ›

Pending transactions may not show up on your account until they are posted (finalized) with the merchant's bank. This usually happens within a couple of days but may sometimes take longer.

What you have to do is restart your phone. Hold down on the power button and turn the phone off completely. Once you start it back up you should see the payment on your apple pay card in the wallet app.

Try refreshing the Google Wallet app by pulling down on the screen to see if your transactions appear. Check your payment method: Make sure that the payment method you used for the transaction is linked to your Google Wallet account. If the payment method is not linked, the transaction may not show up in your activity.

If you're referring to your bank transactions no longer syncing to QuickBooks Online (QBO), you can manually update your bank account to refresh the connection between your bank and QuickBooks. This way, your transactions will show up accurately.

Types of pending transactions

It's important to note that the duration of pending transactions can vary, and they typically disappear once the final transaction is settled. During the pending period, the funds associated with the transaction may be reserved but are not yet withdrawn from your account.

It usually takes 3 to 5 business days for the Pending Transaction to post to your Account. A Posted Transaction is one that you have made with your Credit Card or your Card number and that has posted your Account.

If you can't find an item in your purchase history

If you have more than one Apple ID, you might have been signed in with a different Apple ID when you bought the item. Sign in with the other Apple ID and check your purchase history again.

On your iPhone, open the Wallet app. Tap your connected card. You'll automatically see your balance and transaction history.

Also remember that purchase can take 1-3 days (sometimes more) to clear it with bank. Pending means it has not been charged to your bank account yet. If you're having this issue for more than 4-5 days you can reach out to Apple Support and let them handle this issue further.

Sometimes there might be some technical issues with the payment processor due to which the transaction doesn't show up in your credit card account even after the deduction of money from your account. The issue can be on the merchant's side as well as on the card issuer's side.

Why isn't my activity showing up on my Google Account? ›

If your searches, websites you've visited, or other activity don't appear in My Activity, make sure that: You're signed in. Activity is saved only when you're signed in to your Google Account. Your device is online.

Common reasons for missing transactions

Date - The transaction date doesn't match the reconciliation period. Wrong bank - The transaction is entered against the wrong bank account. Transaction type - The transaction is not a bank transaction. Grouped transactions - The transaction is grouped with other transactions.

Expert-Verified Answer

There are three main reasons for a previously entered transaction not showing up in the bank feed: it may have been matched to another transaction, recorded using a different account, or already reconciled.

Check your account for messages, notifications, or alerts. Look for any display issues as you navigate the website. These can block QuickBooks from downloading new transactions. Check your bank's website for any announcements about new security requirements.

There are various reasons why a recent purchase may not immediately show up in your account. Delays are often caused by your and the seller's banks operating on slightly different time frames, or by minor technical issues which are almost always quickly dealt with.

When checking your bank account, a pending transaction might not show up in your current balance. That's because the retailer still needs to process and complete the payment. So, it may look like you've got more money to hand than you really do.

Depending on things like the financial institution and the type of transaction, pending transactions often may take up to three days to post. Pending transactions can affect your available balance or available credit.

The transaction normally completes in full a day or two later when it will then also be reflected in your 'Account Balance'. Occasionally you won't see a debit card payment as a pending transaction.