Transactions

mnp transactions lists transactions known to the configured Monero wallet.

The command uses monero-wallet-rpc and prints tab-separated output with a header so the result can be used both interactively and in shell scripts.

List All Transactions

mnp transactions

Example output:

TYPE	TXID	AMOUNT	CONFIRMATIONS	HEIGHT	LOCKED	ADDRESS	SUBADDR_INDEX
in	dda29af17bc00660fff023a3d6ac18640b517f6be88dacb195ec3946d8c322c3	55555	2441	2202429	false	53xiXt...	0
out	f7394463e64f695661481650257c287858c1d802a70effedc7f5ec2ce12f618e	55555	2441	2202429	false	5DfPYh...	-

The output columns are:

Column | Description -- | -- TYPE | Transaction category such as in, out, pending, failed, or pool. TXID | Monero transaction ID. AMOUNT | Amount in atomic units. CONFIRMATIONS | Current number of confirmations. HEIGHT | Block height containing the transaction. LOCKED | true if the funds are still locked, otherwise false. ADDRESS | Receiving address for incoming transactions or destination address for outgoing transactions when available. SUBADDR_INDEX | Subaddress index for incoming transactions. Outgoing transactions use -.

Filter Transactions

Incoming

mnp transactions --in

Outgoing

mnp transactions --out

Pending

mnp transactions --pending

Failed

mnp transactions --failed

Transaction Pool

mnp transactions --pool

Multiple filters can be combined:

mnp transactions --in --pool

If no filter is specified, all supported transaction categories are requested.

An empty result still prints the header and exits successfully.

Format the Output

The output is tab-separated.

For a readable terminal table:

mnp transactions --in | column -t -s $'\t'

Filter by Transaction ID

Because the output is TSV, standard Unix tools can be used directly.

Exact TXID lookup:

TXID="dda29af17bc00660fff023a3d6ac18640b517f6be88dacb195ec3946d8c322c3"
mnp transactions |
awk -F'\t' -v txid="$TXID" '$2 == txid'

A simple grep also works:

mnp transactions | grep -F "$TXID"

Filter by Subaddress

Show only TXID and address for incoming transactions received on subaddress index 0:

mnp transactions --in |
awk -F'\t' 'NR > 1 && $8 == 0 {print $2 "\t" $7}'

Keep the header:

mnp transactions --in |
awk -F'\t' '
NR == 1 {
print $2 "\t" $7
next
}
    $8 == 0 {
        print $2 "\t" $7
    }
'

Outgoing Destination Addresses

For outgoing transactions, mnp uses destination metadata from the wallet when available.

If the destination address is known:

out	...	55555	2441	2202429	false	5DfPYh...	-

If the wallet no longer has destination metadata for an older outgoing transaction:

out	...	888888	261023	1943847	false	-	-

This avoids presenting the wallet's own address as if it were the transaction destination.