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# Fee Payments page

## For master accounts

On the **Fee Payments** page of a master account, a list of fee payments charged from subscribed investment accounts is displayed.

You can sort the fee payments list by the following columns:

* **Date/Time** – sort by the date of the payment.
* **Amount** – sort by the fee amount.

To apply sorting, hover over the column header and click the displayed up (↑) or down (↓) arrow to arrange the list in ascending or descending order.

To filter fee payments charged from a specific investment account, enter the account number in the **Search by login** field and press **Enter**.

The following information is provided about each fee payment:

**From Follower**

The number of the investment account from which the fee is charged.

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‍**Fee ID, Follower**

The identifier of the transaction on deducting a fee amount from the investment account.

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‍**To Master**

The name of the wallet to which the fee is paid.

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**Fee ID, Master**

The identifier of the transaction on crediting a fee amount to the master account’s owner.

***

**Fee Type**

The type of the paid fee. For details, refer to the [Fee list](/copy-trading-pamm-and-mam-concepts/fee-list.md).

***

**Fee Settings**

The fee rate and the period, if applicable, when the fee is paid according to the master account’s fee plan.

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**Amount**

The fee amount.

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‍**Date/Time**

The date and time when the fee was paid.

## For investment accounts

On the **Fee Payments** page of an investment account, you can view a list of fees charged from your investment account on all subscriptions.

<figure><img src="/files/fLpr1xuiI17Xp6u4QL2D" alt="Fee Payments page of an investment account"><figcaption><p>Fee Payments page of an investment account</p></figcaption></figure>

You can sort the fee payments list by the following columns:

* **Date/Time** – sort by the date of the payment.
* **Amount** – sort by the fee amount.

To apply sorting, hover over the column header and click the displayed up (↑) or down (↓) arrow to arrange the list in ascending or descending order.

To filter fee payments made in favor of a specific master account, enter the account number in the **Search by login** field and press **Enter**.

The following information is provided about each fee payment:

**Fee ID, Follower**

The identifier of the transaction on deducting a fee amount from the investment account.

***

**To Master**

The number of the master account to which the fee is paid.

***

**Fee ID, Master**

The identifier of the transaction on crediting a fee amount to the master account’s owner.

***

**Fee Type**

The type of the paid fee. For details, refer to the [Fee list](/copy-trading-pamm-and-mam-concepts/fee-list.md).

***

**Fee Settings**

The fee rate and the period, if applicable, when the fee is charged according to the master account’s fee plan.

***

**Amount**

The fee amount.

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‍**Date/Time**

The date and time when the fee was paid.


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