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Transactions and Authorizations

This document explains how to review your purchased Tick2Tick Products and track their usage.
You will learn how to monitor your transactions, expiration dates, and usage activity.

Transactions page​

To view your Transactions, open the My Transactions page using this link.

You can also access it from the Tick2Tick Dashboard:

  • Desktop: Click the profile icon in the top‑right corner.
  • Mobile: Tap the menu icon (three horizontal lines), then tap the profile icon.

From the dropdown menu, select Transactions.

Transaction details​

The Transactions page lists all of your past Transactions.
Each row shows:

  • The date of the Transaction
  • A link to download the invoice

To view more details, click the arrow icon on the left side of the row.
This expands a detailed view showing:

  • Which Products were purchased
  • The Quantity of each Product
  • The net price of each item

All prices displayed here are net values, as described in earlier documentation.

Authorizations page​

To view your Authorizations, open the My Authorizations page using this link.

You can also access it from the Tick2Tick Dashboard:

  • Desktop: Click the profile icon in the top‑right corner.
  • Mobile: Tap the menu icon, then tap the profile icon.

From the dropdown menu, select Authorizations.

What is an Authorization?​

An Authorization represents a Product that is linked to your Tick2Tick account and available for you to use for a specific duration and/or usage amount.

Authorizations can be activated through:

  • A Free Trial, or
  • A purchase

Usage‑based Authorizations​

Some Products operate on a usage‑based model.
This means you purchase usage credits, which allow you to use the Product a certain number of times or for a specific measurable amount.

Each Authorization also has an expiration date.
If you do not use your remaining credits before the expiration date, they become locked and inaccessible until you make another purchase.

Why this system exists:
It ensures that as usage‑based Products evolve, we can maintain fair pricing and consistent value.

Whenever you purchase additional usage credits for a Product:

  • Your remaining (locked) balance becomes unlocked
  • The newly purchased credits are added on top

Usage‑based Authorizations for Statistics Products​

Statistics Products use Statistics Trade Credits (STCs).

  • 1 STC = the ability to simulate and calculate 1 Trade

In the Usage‑Based Authorizations table, you can see:

  • How many STCs you currently have for each Statistics Product
  • When those STCs will expire

Click See STC Log to view the detailed usage history of your STCs.

Statistics Trade Credit log page​

To view your STC log, open the Statistics Trade Credit Log page following this link.

You can also access it from the Dashboard:

  • Desktop: Click the profile icon in the top‑right corner.
  • Mobile: Tap the menu icon, then tap the profile icon.

From the dropdown menu, select STC Log.

Overview​

This page shows all activity related to your Statistics Trade Credits (STCs).
It helps you understand:

  • How many STCs each Statistics Request consumed
  • When STCs were refunded for Signals that did not result in a Trade
  • How discounted STC usage works for Fine‑Tuned Statistics Requests

Keep track of your usage​

The table displays:

  • When your STC balance changed
  • Why it changed
  • How much it changed by
  • Your remaining STC balance for each Statistics Product

Types of STC log entries​

  • Added Credits after successful payment
    You purchased STCs, and they were added to your balance.

  • Deducted Credits for a Statistics Request
    You uploaded a Statistics Request, and STCs were deducted based on the number of Signals included.

  • Deducted discounted Credits for Fine‑Tuning
    You uploaded a Fine‑Tune of an already processed Statistics Request.
    Fine‑Tuning uses fewer STCs due to discounted pricing.

  • Refunded (discounted) Credits for Signals with no Entry
    In line with our values, we only charge for Signals that become Trades.
    If a Signal does not result in a Trade during simulation, the corresponding STCs are refunded.