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# getAccountTransactions()

## Introduction

You can fetch the historical transactions for any blockchain address that belongs to the Etherspot ecosystem.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Etherspot addresses only!**

Please note that this hook works only with Etherspot blockchain addresses. Blockchain addresses that were not created on the Etherspot platform are not supported.
{% endhint %}

## Ready-to-fork CodeSandbox available

There is a CodeSandbox available for this hook. Check it out to see the `useEtherspotHistory` hook in action action, and fork it should you want to test or change anything.

:point\_right: [CodeSandbox directory: Etherspot History](https://docs.etherspot.io/transaction-kit/code-sandboxes#etherspot-transaction-history-hook)

## How to use

To fetch historical transactions for a blockchain address on the Etherspot platform, simply call `getAccountTransactions()` from `useEtherspotHistory().`

```javascript
import {
  useEtherspotHistory,
} from '@etherspot/transaction-kit';

// Later in the main component function...

const { getAccountTransactions } = useEtherspotHistory();

// And when you're ready to fetch your transaction history...

const accountTransactionHistory = await getAccountTransactions(); // This is also a Promise

// accountTransactionHistory will now contain an array of history objects.
```

## :tada:  Congratulations!


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