> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.tokenpocket.pro/en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.tokenpocket.pro/en/security-knowledge/security-measure/hide.md).

# Hide small transaction records

When checking your token transaction history, you may see “0 USDT” or tiny transfer records that you did not initiate. These are usually zero-value transfers or address poisoning attempts.

Scammers use these records to place lookalike addresses in your history, hoping you will copy the wrong address when making a future transfer.

**These records usually do not mean your wallet has been compromised. The real risk is copying a fake address and sending assets to it yourself.**

### How to Prevent from address poisoning?

TokenPocket allows you to hide transaction records below a custom amount. This helps reduce phishing noise in your transaction history and lowers the risk of copying a fake address.

This feature only changes what is displayed in TokenPocket. It does not delete or modify any on-chain transaction data.<br>

**Step 1: Open the Token Details Page**

Open TokenPocket and tap the token you want to view. This guide uses USDT as an example.

On the Token Details page, tap the settings icon in the upper-right corner.

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Please note:

* Your asset balance will not change.
* On-chain transaction data will not change.
* You can adjust or turn off this setting at any time.<br>

**Step 2: Turn On “Hide small amount”**

Turn on **Hide small amount**, enter the amount you want to hide, then tap **Save changes**.

For example, if you enter `1`, transaction records below `1` will be hidden.

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**Step 3: Check the Result**

After saving the setting, small transaction records that meet the condition will no longer appear in the list.

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### Security Reminder

Wallet security depends not only on feature-based protection, but also on users’ own operating habits.

The Hide Small Transactions feature can help you reduce interference from phishing records, but in any transfer scenario, the most important thing is still to carefully verify the receiving address and transaction information. Please do not casually copy addresses from unfamiliar transaction records, and do not trust anyone who asks you to provide your mnemonic phrase, private key, or remotely operate your wallet.

Maintaining good security habits is the key to protecting on-chain assets.