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Credits and Wallet

The wallet is your account's balance. Credit goes in when you top up; it comes out as flows run.

How credits work​

One wallet per account, shown in the top bar wherever you are in the app. Every charge — tokens, execution time, per-request tools — is deducted as it happens, so the number in the header is current rather than a monthly estimate.

Credit doesn't expire, with one exception: bonus credit granted by a campaign promotion carries an expiry date. The welcome credit every new account receives is not one of those — it has no expiry.

Buying credits​

Click the balance in the top bar to open the wallet dialog. It offers two things:

OptionWhat happens
Save my cardStores a card for later without charging it. Free
Add creditsCharges the amount you choose and credits it immediately

Payments are processed by Stripe. Flowera never sees or stores your card number.

Saving a card is what makes auto-recharge possible. It is not required for the welcome credit, which arrives with the account.

Saved cards​

A saved card can be used for manual top-ups and for automatic recharges. Manage it — replace it, remove it — from Profile → Billing.

Removing the only saved card turns auto-recharge off, because there's nothing left to charge. If you're replacing an expiring card, add the new one before removing the old one; a card that expires with auto-recharge armed produces exactly the failure the feature was meant to prevent.

Transaction history​

Every movement in and out is recorded: top-ups, bonuses, and per-run deductions, each with a date, an amount, and a description.

Use it to answer questions the Usage Dashboard can't. The dashboard shows usage — what your flows consumed. The transaction history shows money — including top-ups, refunds, and expiring bonuses, which never appear as usage. When the two don't reconcile, the difference is almost always a bonus expiring.

Who can spend it​

The wallet belongs to the account, and all of that account's workspaces draw from it. A flow in one workspace and a flow in another spend the same balance.

That's worth knowing if you run client work in separate workspaces: the separation is for resources, not for billing. The Usage Dashboard is what tells you which workspace spent what.