> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.mytruv.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Subscription History

> Open a single recurring series to see every past charge it's matched, sorted newest first.

Every recurring series on the Recurring view has a detail screen with the full list of past charges MyTruv matched to it. Use it to scan price changes, confirm a charge you don't recognize, or check how long a subscription has been running.

## Opening a subscription's history

Open the **Recurring** section and select a subscription row to open its detail view. The transaction history is the list at the bottom of that view.

## What you'll see

The history shows every past charge MyTruv matched to this series, sorted newest first. Each row shows:

* **Merchant or description** - exactly as it came in from the bank
* **Date** - when the charge hit
* **Amount** - what was charged

Above the history, the detail view also shows the next expected payment, the status, the frequency, the category, and the date MyTruv first detected the series.

<Note>The detail view does not show a "total spent" aggregate. To see how much a subscription has cost you over a period, scan the history list visually, or use the [Spending](/spending/spending-overview) view to look at the merchant's spending over a time range.</Note>

## Spotting amount changes

The history sort makes price changes easy to scan visually - the latest charge is at the top, the earliest at the bottom.

<Note>On **iOS**, a subscription whose latest amount differs from its historical average by 5% or more gets a small trend label on the Recurring list (going up, going down, or stable). The **web** Recurring view doesn't show a trend label - use the history list to spot changes.</Note>

## Opening a single past charge

On **iOS**, tap any row in the history to open that charge as a regular transaction - same detail view as if you had opened it from the Transactions list. From there you can see the account, memo, and any other transaction-level data.

<Note>On the **web**, history rows on the recurring detail view show the merchant, date, and amount, but they aren't clickable. To open a single charge as a transaction, find it on the **Transactions** page directly.</Note>

## What the history helps you do

* Notice when a subscription's price has crept up
* Estimate annual cost from a monthly cadence
* Confirm a charge you don't immediately recognize by checking the merchant string and date

<Note>MyTruv does not cancel subscriptions for you. If you decide to drop a service after reviewing its history, go to the merchant directly.</Note>

## Related

* [Tracking Your Subscriptions](/recurring/tracking-subscriptions) - the full list of recurring series with filters
* [Viewing Upcoming Bills](/recurring/viewing-upcoming-bills) - what's coming up across all your series
* [Viewing Your Transactions](/transactions/viewing-your-transactions) - the standalone Transactions view a history row links into on iOS