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

# Viewing Account Details

> Learn how to view detailed information about each of your connected accounts.

You can see balance details for every connected account from the **Accounts** screen. On iOS, tapping any account opens a detail sheet with additional fields - exactly which ones show depends on your account type and what your bank reports back.

## How to view account details

<Note>
  **On iOS** - open [Accounts](https://app.checkrmoney.com/data/networth) on the **Home** tab, in the row of pages across the top. The screen shows a balance-history chart and your accounts grouped into Assets and Liabilities. Tap any account row to open a detail sheet with the full information for that account.

  **On the web** - open [Accounts](https://app.checkrmoney.com/data/networth) from the sidebar, or from **More** on a phone, then expand the account type (Checking, Savings, Credit Card, etc.) to see each account with its name and current balance. The web shows account name and current balance only - there's no per-account detail screen yet.
</Note>

## What's in the iOS account detail sheet

Every account shows:

* **Current balance** - the most recent balance from your institution
* **Available balance** (when applicable)
* **Account info** - institution name, account type, last 4 digits, last updated timestamp
* **Balance history** - a chart of how the balance has changed over time, with a selectable time range

Depending on the account type and what your bank sends, the sheet may also include:

**For credit cards:**

* Credit line and available credit
* APR
* Minimum payment
* Next payment date and amount
* Past due balance

**For loans (including mortgages and student loans):**

* Interest rate
* Principal balance
* Loan term
* Maturity date
* Next payment date and amount
* Escrow balance

<Note>Extra fields like APR, minimum payment, and loan terms only show when your institution actually reports them. Many banks don't, so you may see only the balance and account info.</Note>

<Tip>To see recent transactions for a specific account, use the Transactions tab and filter by that account.</Tip>


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