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Use the checkmark to finish an action

The native checkmark replaces text Done controls in supported screens and sheets.

Oath team1 min readUpdated Oct 12, 2026

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Where to find it

Wallet editing, token completion and history filters

How to do it

  1. When you have finished reordering wallets, tap the checkmark in the top bar instead of looking for a text Done button.
  2. After Add Token succeeds, use the checkmark confirmation to finish that sheet.
  3. In history filters, choose your options and tap the checkmark to apply the complete selection.
  4. If the confirmation is disabled, finish the operation or correct any invalid field before trying again.
  5. With VoiceOver, listen for the action name, such as Done or Apply. The visual icon still has a localized accessibility label.

The checkmark is an action control, and its meaning follows the screen you are on. It can finish editing, close a completed flow or apply a draft.

Cancel, Close, Back and destructive actions keep their own purposes. Do not use the checkmark as a substitute for reading a removal or permanent-deletion confirmation.

Native alerts, keyboards and browser controls are drawn by iOS and can use system-provided labels. Older supported iOS versions can also display a different native treatment.

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