> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ib.b2core.b2broker.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ib.b2core.b2broker.com/for-brokers/back-office-guide/platforms/accounts.md).
# Accounts
## Accounts list
View the following information for each trading account:
**Platform**
The trading platform name.
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**Group**
The account group defined on the platform.
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**Type**
The account type. Possible values:
* Default
* Payment account
* PAMM investment account
* PAMM master account
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**Account**
The account number on a trading platform.
This is a link to [account details](#account-details).
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**Currency**
The currency in which an account is denominated.
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**Trades**
The number of trades made on the account.
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**Deposits**
The amount deposited to an account.
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**Withdrawals**
The amount withdrawn from an account.
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**Balance**
The balance on an account.
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**Credit**
The credit on an account.
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**Equity**
The account equity.
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**Commission**
The commissions paid for operations on an account.
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**Swap**
The swap on an account.
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**Profit**
The profit on an account, before commissions.
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**PnL**
The profit-loss value calculated for an account.
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**Name**
The name of a client profile.
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**Email**
The client email.
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**Client ID**
The identifier of a client profile.
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**Archived**
Indicates whether an account is archived on a trading platform.
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**Enabled**
If enabled, the account participates in data sync and calculation of rewards.
All accounts are enabled by default (the **Enabled** field is set to **Yes**). You can change the this status in the account details.
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**Hidden**
If **Yes**, an account isn't shown to a partner.
This means the account is included in a [group](/for-brokers/back-office-guide/platforms/groups.md) for which the **Hide accounts** setting is enabled.
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**Created**
The date and time when an account was created on a trading platform.
## Account details
To view details, click the **account number** or 
.
The page is divided into the following tabs:
{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Account" %}
On this tab, you can view general information about an account.
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Deposits" %}
On this tab, you can view the deposit history of an account.
For a detailed description of the fields, see [Deposits](/for-brokers/back-office-guide/platforms/deposits.md).
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Withdrawals" %}
On this tab, you can view the withdrawal history of an account.
For a detailed description of the fields, see [Withdrawals](/for-brokers/back-office-guide/platforms/withdrawals.md).
{% endtab %}
{% tab title="Trades" %}
On this tab, you can view trading history of an account, with the following data provided on each trade:
**Trade execution time**
The date and time when a trade was executed.
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**Platform**
The name of a platform on which a trade was executed.
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**Trade ID**
The trade identifier.
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**Side**
The trade side. Possible values:
* Buy
* Sell
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**Symbol**
The symbol code.
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**Volume, lots**
The volume traded, in lots.
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**Position**
The current position state. Possible values:
* Closed
* Open
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**Rewards**
The amount of rewards paid for a trade.
{% endtab %}
{% endtabs %}
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