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Understanding How Credits Are Deducted at Checkout

MeUp's credit system is designed to be simple: you load a balance, and orders draw from it automatically. Here's exactly how it works.

Written by Velichko Achev

How deductions happen

When you confirm an order at checkout, the full order amount is deducted from your wallet balance immediately. There's no separate payment step and no invoice raised per order. The deduction happens in one click.

If your balance doesn't cover the order, you'll need to top up before you can confirm.

Only account Owners and Admins can confirm a checkout. Operators can add placements to the cart, and an Owner or Admin completes the order.

What gets deducted

The amount deducted reflects:

  • The placement price (standard or sensitive niche rate, depending on your selection)

  • Any content package added to the order (Basic, Basic+, Premium or Premium+)

Both are shown as a total in your cart before you confirm. No fees are added at checkout.

Handling fees and VAT, where they apply, are charged when you top up your wallet, not when you order. See Payment Methods on MeUp.

Sensitive niche pricing

If you select a sensitive niche (Casino, Finance/Trading, Crypto and others), the placement price updates to the niche rate before you confirm. What you see in the cart is what gets deducted.

Checking your balance

Your current balance is always shown in the top right corner of the platform.

For a full history, go to Wallet in the top navigation. The wallet has two tabs:

  • Transactions: every credit and debit on your account. Each one is labelled by type: Deposit, Order, Refund, Bonus, Withdrawal or System. You can filter by type and date range and export the full history as a CSV.

  • Payments: your top-up payments, each with its PDF invoice.

A note on display currency

You can choose to see amounts in USD, EUR or GBP under Settings → Account → Display currency. If you've changed it, your wallet and checkout show amounts in that currency.

All transactions are processed and billed in USD, whatever your display currency. If you're reconciling payments, always use the USD figure.


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