> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/my-profile/purchases/transactions.md).

# Transactions

## Transactions

To view your transactions for all the purchases you made through the Linux Foundation:

1. Log into [My Profile](https://openprofile.dev) using your LF account, and from the left-side navigation pane, navigate to **Purchases** **> Transactions**.
2. In this section, you can view the following transaction details:
   1. All Transactions
   2. Event Tickets Training and Certifications
   3. Individual Support and Linux.com Purchase

![My Transactions](/files/qfPyW08tl780Y1ngzIlF)

In this section, you can view the following transaction details:

* Name, which is the name of the product, event, training, or certification course
* Order ID number, which is also displayed on the order confirmation email
* Transaction Date
* Transaction Status, i.e. Completed
* Transaction Value, which provides the purchase amount

#### All Transactions

All Transactions provides the transaction details related to all the transactions.

![All Transactions](/files/qlIxzicc3c6zae8sSTfe)

#### Event Tickets

Event tickets provide transaction details related to the event.

#### Training and Certifications

Training and Certifications provide the transaction details related to training and certifications.

#### Individual Supporter Program and Linux.com Purchase

Individual Supporter Program and Linux.com Purchase provide transaction details related to the individual support program and Linux.com purchases.


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