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# Balance

To manage your user account balance, from the main menu, navigate to Account Settings → Balance. The Balance section allows you to manage your payment methods, set up AutoPay, configure low balance alerts, and view your transaction history.

## Select a payment method

In the **Select a payment method** area, you can choose how you would like to pay:

* **Payment method:** Select your preferred payment method from the drop-down menu (e.g., Credit card).
* **Amount to pay:** Enter the amount you wish to pay.

Once you have entered the required details, click **Pay now** to complete the payment.

## Autopay

Enable the AutoPay service to automatically credit funds to your account when it reaches a specified threshold.

1. **Autopay:** The current status of Autopay (enabled/disabled) is displayed here.
2. **Amount to pay:** Enter the amount that is credited to your account automatically.
3. **Balance threshold:** Set the balance amount that triggers the Autopay.
4. **Limit:** Set the maximum limit for the Autopay transactions.

To activate AutoPay, click on **Turn on Autopay** after making your first payment.

### Low balance alerts

Set up low balance alerts to get notified when your account balance falls below a certain threshold.

1. **Email:** Add or remove email addresses where you want to receive low balance alerts.
2. Click **Save** to save your alert settings.

## Transaction history

View the transaction history for your account within a specified period.

1. **Period:** Select the date range for which you want to view the transaction history.
2. The transaction history for the selected period is displayed below.


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