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# Accounts

## Generate a report

From the dropdown at the top of the page, choose the **partnership program** you wish to view data for.

The following information is displayed in the report table:

**Account ID**

The trading account identifier.

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**Platform**

The trading platform on which an account is created.

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**Currency**

The currency in which an account is denominated.

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**Deposits**

The total amount deposited to an account.

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**Withdrawals**

The total amount withdrawn from an account.

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**Balance**

The current 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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**Profit**

The profit earned on an account.

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**PnL**

The current profit-loss value calculated for an account.

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**Trades**

The total number of trades executed on an account.

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**Vol. lots**

The total volume, in lots, traded on the account.

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**Rewards**

The total amount of rewards paid to you for trades executed on the account.

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**Created**

The date and time when the account was created.

## Filter data

You can filter the data displayed in the table using the following criteria:

* **Client ID** — enter a client identifier to display the data on trading accounts created by this client.
* **Account ID** — enter an account identifier to display the data on this account.
* **Date Range** — select a start and end date to display the data on trading accounts created during the specified period.

After selecting filter options, click **Apply filters**.

Click **Reset filters** to disable filtering.

To specify how many items to show on each page, use the **Show on page** dropdown.


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