# Identifying Relevant Transactions for Wallets

Given that anonymous transactions are visible on the public blockchain, a wallet must determine its own transactions by analyzing specific broadcasted metadata (ePK, VT):

1. Derive a shared secret by performing an elliptic curve operation between the wallet’s viewing private key and the ephemeral public key ePK, leveraging ECDH as previously described.
2. Compute VT by applying a cryptographic hash to the derived shared secret.
3. Compare the computed VT with the broadcasted transaction’s VT. A match confirms the transaction pertains to the wallet.


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