# View My TimeBox

Viewing your TimeBox is very simple. Of course, you need to first connect your wallet and log in. Then, enter by clicking on 'My Boxes' from the personal menu in the top right corner.

Here, all the TimeBoxes you own will be displayed. Some may be minted by you, while others might be gifts from others. You can also filter the data using the search criteria on the left.

You're seeing it right – all your TimeBoxes across different blockchains are displayed here at once. This is the convenience provided by the centralized service. If you need to view the contents of the TimeBox on each chain, you need to switch your wallet network to the corresponding chain. This is necessary to correctly retrieve the key from the Lit network after confirming your identity.

In the coming months, we will provide a fully decentralized TimeBox viewer: TimeBox Peek. It will be open-sourced and deployed on decentralized platforms.


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