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# Manage NFT Transactions

Enter Zecrey NFT Marketplace on L2-Legend, and click into the upper right corner to view **My Orders**, where all of your NFT transactions are recorded. You can view and manage them in different categories including **Ordering**, **Offers**, **Purchases** and **Sold**.

### **Ordering**

**Ordering** is all the ongoing transactions that haven't been finished yet, and it could be the offers you received, the offers you made, and the NFTs you listed for sale. Click to see the details and proceed to the next step according to the transaction type.

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### **Offers**

**Offers** include offers you made and offers you received, shown in **Offer Made** and **Offer Received** respectively. Click to see the details and proceed to the next step according to the transaction type.

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### **Purchases**

**Purchases** are the records of the NFTs you acquired by purchase. Click to see the details and view the transaction on Zecrey Explorer.

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### **Sold**

**Sold** is the records of the NFTs you sold to others. Click to see the details and view the transaction on Zecrey Explorer.

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