The Activities tab is the running log of everything that has happened on your account. It is the first place to look when you want to answer "when did that happen?" or "did that actually go through?" — and the first place to check if something looks wrong.
Where to find it
Open Account from the sidebar. Activities is the first tab, so it is what you see by default when you arrive.
What gets recorded
Activities are grouped into seven categories, and each entry carries an icon, a description, and both a relative time ("5m ago") and an exact timestamp.
The seven categories
- AccountOptionalSign-ups, logins, logouts, failed attempts, verification and activation events.
- ProfileOptionalChanges to your name, username, bio, location, timezone, avatar and social links.
- TeamOptionalInvitations sent, members joining or being removed, and role changes.
- TransferOptionalTransfer and loan activity involving your club's players.
- WalletOptionalDeposits, spending, withdrawals, swaps, gifts and AI image charges.
- SecurityOptionalPIN changes, two-factor setup and removal, and session revocations.
- SettingsOptionalPreference changes such as theme, language, notifications and login verification method.
Filtering the log
By default the tab shows All activity in reverse chronological order, ten entries at a time. Selecting any one of the seven categories narrows the list to just that kind of event, which is far quicker than scrolling when you are looking for something specific.
Use Security when something feels off
If you suspect somebody else has been in your account, filter to Security and Account. Between them they show every login, every failed attempt and every change to your PIN or two-factor setup. If you see something you did not do, change your PIN and review your signed-in devices in the Sessions tab immediately.
If you run a club with team members, actions taken by your team are recorded against the club as well as the person who performed them. This means the owner can see what the team has been doing, and a team member's own activity still appears in their personal log.
