Comptabilité : comptes et solde

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Bookkeeping accounts represent your bookmaker accounts. This article explains how to create an account, read current balance, and understand why open bets reduce available funds immediately.

Accounts list

The Accounts page shows bookmaker, account name, currency, current balance, in-game amount, and account status. If one bookmaker has several accounts, use clear names: main account, another-currency account, or a separate live account.

Accounts list with balances, account names, currencies, statuses, primary mark, and in-game amount
Capture d'ecran 1. Liste des comptes avec soldes, noms de comptes, devises, statuts, marque primary et montant en jeu.

Create an account and choose currency

When creating an account, choose bookmaker and currency. The currency defines how operations, bets, and balance are stored for that account.

Deposits, withdrawals, and commission

Deposit increases balance by the deposited amount minus commission. Withdrawal decreases balance by the withdrawn amount plus commission. If there is no commission, leave it empty or enter 0.

Single account page with current balance, operations form, deposit and withdrawal examples
Capture d'ecran 2. Page d'un compte avec solde actuel, formulaire d'operations, exemples de depot et de retrait.

Current balance and in game

Current balance shows available funds after operations, placed bets, and settled results. A regular in-play bet reduces balance immediately because the money has already left the bookmaker account. In game shows open regular stakes; freebets are excluded.

Primary, limited, and blocked

Primary marks the default account for a bookmaker. Statuses ok, limited, and blocked are operational notes. Use the note field to keep the reason, date, or next action.

Account status and primary account controls
Capture d'ecran 3. Statut du compte et controles du compte principal.

Archived accounts

Archive an account when you no longer use it. Archiving hides it from the regular list without deleting historical data.

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