How to see Apple Cash transactions more than 12 months old?

That's not always the case. I see a Daily Cash line on my statement from October 2022 that is not in my wallet. I am trying to match up to something from 2020 that is not showing in the wallet.

If I could somehow get my statement from July 2020 for Apple Cash or Apple Pay, that would likely clarify my confusion.

Not exactly true, you can get your Apple Cash Statement by going to Apple Cash in Wallet > three dots in the circle at the top (next to the search icon) > card details > scroll down to "Request transaction statement". A message comes up confirming to send the transaction statement and to the email it will be sent. Unfortunately, you only get about a 12-14 months in the statement that is emailed and there is no option to set the range or a specific month.

"And it should include all transactions." Yes, it should. Unfortunately, it doesn't.

I literally have a line item in the statement for Daily Cash that is NOT shown in the wallet. And it is not the difference between grouping multiple Daily Cash additions on the same day either. Every single other daily transaction for that month matches the statement. There just happens to be one extra on the statement for that month. And I went through the entire last year (since I currently have access via the mailed statement) and I do not find any other one-offs that might match it.

I was able to find an old copy of the Apple Cash Statement from July 2020 in my files. This is the information I see on the transaction statement. $32 is what I paid via ApplePay. Under the $32, it shows from where it was sourced.

As I was identifying what I couldn't find earlier in Apple Cash in Wallet, I came across this extra option to dig further into transactions in Wallet. I didn't realize the statement information (above) was/is also available inside wallet until now.

My bank account statement shows a somewhat confusing line item of "APPLE CASH - SENT MONEY - ... in the amount of $31.65. Because I was unaware you could drill down to the funded part of what makes up an Apple Pay transaction, I wasn't able to match the $31.65 to anything in my wallet until now.

From other posts, I think others run into the same confusion as me. Maybe what I learned/figured out today will also help them.

@muguy - thanks for your help. I was creating the screenshots to show you the difference of what I see in the statement and what I see in the wallet. It was in that moment of taking the screenshot above of the middle picture with the $32.00, that I realized I could go one level deeper. I appreciate your time - it helped me solve my issue and confusion!