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# Consumption History

To access your consumption history;

1. Click on the **Settings** ⚙️ icon on the top right.  
2. Select **Wallet > Consumption History** History in the left panel.

#### eSign and Subscription Consumption History

## eSign and Subscription Consumption History

| Transaction Type | Description |
| ---- | ---- |
| **Credit** | When eSign credits are purchased, they are recorded under "Credit" with the date of the addition. |
| **Reserve** | Number of eSign credits are put on hold when an invitation is sent, based on the invitee’s role and eSign type. |
| **Debit** | When a document is signed, the reserved eSign credits are debited from the account. |
| **Release** | Reserved eSign credits are either debited upon signing or refunded if the invitation expires without a signature. |

> **Info — Note**
>
> Reserved **eSign credits will not be refunded** if certificate verification (Aadhaar eSign, NeSL, DSC) fails due to mismatched details, even if the document remains unsigned.

### Transaction Details

* **Transaction type:** Whether the transaction was a credit, debit, release, or reserve.  
* **Date and Time:** The date and time of the transaction.
* **Remark:** A brief summary, including the associated invitation hash.  
* **Debit or Credit:** Shows whether the transaction resulted in a debit or credit of eSign credits.
* **Balance:** The remaining balance after the last transaction.

### Filters

You can filter transactions by:

* **Date Range:** View transactions within a specified time frame.  
* **Transaction Type:** Filter by credit, debit, release, or reserve.

#### Stamps Consumption History

## Stamps Consumption History

You can access the Consumption History by clicking on the **Stamp** tab. This section provides detailed records of stamp usage.

Use **Series** dropdown to choose a stamp series and view its consumption history.

### Transaction Type

| Transaction Type | Description |
| ---------------- | ----------- |
| **Credit**       | Stamps are added to the series, and the date of addition is recorded. |
| **Reserve**      | Stamps are deducted from the account, holding them for documents sent for signing. The document ID and reservation date are noted. |
| **Debit**        | Stamps are deducted from the account after a document is signed, with the document ID and transaction date recorded. |
| **Release**      | Stamps are refunded back to the account if a document remains unsigned and has expired or been deleted. |

### Stamp Consumption Details

The Stamp Consumption History provides the following information:

- **Series Number:** Identifies the stamp series for which consumption history is being viewed.
- **Transaction:** Details whether the transaction is a credit, debit, reserve, or release.
- **Reference ID:** Document IDs associated with stamp usage. (**Note:** <u>Document IDs may repeat if invitations are revoked or expired.</u>)
- **Date:** The date of each transaction.
- **Remark:** Additional details regarding each transaction.
- **Release Date:** Indicates when stamps are released from reserve, whether credited or debited.
- **Debit:** The number of stamps deducted from the account for the transaction.
- **Credit:** The number of stamps credited to the account through release or purchase.
- **Balance:** The remaining number of stamps in the account for the specified series after the last transaction.