To make the AppTransaction page better, let's focus on what actually matters to real people using it.

Stop making users guess: Most transaction lists are filled with internal codes only engineers understand. Just show the date, amount, who it's with, and status — in plain English like "Payment successful" or "Refund in progress" instead of "Transaction ID #A3F2."

Make it feel fast: Instead of a spinning loader, use skeleton screens (placeholders) so users see something immediately. Also, load only the last 20 transactions first, then load more as they scroll. It's way faster than pulling everything at once.

Make search actually work: Users often search for things like "coffee money from last month" but can't find it because the search is too literal. Improve search and filters so they're reliable and easy to use, with clear buttons like "Search" or "Filter" instead of confusing dropdowns.

Give people peace of mind: Always show a clear success or failure message after any payment or refund. A clean, professional interface makes users feel their money is safe.

Oh, and if you want to add a bit of fun — like encoding order statuses or promotional codes into something unique — you could use a tool like https://morsecodeinterpreters.com to turn text into Morse code. It's a small creative touch, but only after you nail the basics: speed, clarity, and trust.