> ## 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.

# How to Search Your Transactions

> Find specific transactions quickly using Checkr Money's search.

With potentially thousands of transactions across your connected accounts, search makes it easy to jump to exactly what you're looking for.

## How to search

<Note>
  Open [Transactions](https://app.checkrmoney.com/data/transactions) and use the search field. Results filter as you type.

  It matches merchant names and the text of your notes. On iOS it also matches category names.

  On iOS the same search box, opened from the top bar on **Home** instead, searches across transactions, accounts, insights, and more - see [Searching Your Financial Data](/search/searching-your-data).
</Note>

## Recent searches on iOS

<Tip>Available in Checkr Money iOS 1.8 and later.</Tip>

Open [Transactions](https://app.checkrmoney.com/data/transactions) on the **Home** tab, in the row of pages across the top, then tap the search box in the top bar while it's empty. Your last few searches appear under a **RECENT** heading, each with a history icon. Tap one to run it again instead of retyping it.

A search is remembered when you submit it or open one of its results, and the most recently used one moves to the top. **Clear** wipes the list. Recent searches survive relaunching the app and are cleared when you sign out.

## Search tips

* **Search by merchant** - type "Starbucks" or "Amazon" to find every transaction from that merchant.
* **Search by partial name** - typing the first few letters of a merchant is enough; you don't need the full name.
* **Search by your note** - type a word you wrote in a transaction's note, like "reimbursed", to find that transaction however old it is.
* **Combine with filters** - apply category, account, date, or amount filters in addition to the search to narrow down further.

## Sorting your results

Both platforms support the same sort options:

* **Newest first** (default)
* **Oldest first**
* **Amount: high to low**
* **Amount: low to high**

Sort works whether or not you have a search term active.

<Tip>If you don't remember the merchant name, try a keyword for what you bought (e.g. "coffee", "rideshare"). On iOS the search also matches against category names, so a generic word may still pull up the right results.</Tip>


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