# Viewing Withdrawn Funds

### Overview

Once an issuer withdraws investment funds, the transaction is automatically recorded and becomes visible within the platform's fund management section. This guide shows you how to locate and verify these completed withdrawals.

### Steps

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Fund

Navigate to **Fund details > Fund Management** and select the specific fund you wish to review (e.g., "Test 2024").

#### Step 2: Select the Deployment Tab

On the fund's dashboard, click on the **Deployment** tab located in the top navigation menu. This tab displays high-level deployment metrics, destinations, and transaction history.

#### Step 3: Check Fund Flow History

Scroll down to the **Fund Flow History** section at the bottom of the page. This table logs all deployment-related transactions for the selected fund.

#### Step 4: Verify the Withdrawal Record

Locate the specific transaction to confirm the funds have been withdrawn by the issuer.

* Look for a row where the **Type** or **Description** is listed as "Withdrawal".
* You can verify the exact **Amount** (e.g., -$9,999) and check that the **Status** is marked as a green "Completed" badge.
* The table also provides the date, time, reference email, and the user who recorded the action for full transparency.

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