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# Subscriptions page
## For master accounts
On the **Subscriptions** page of a master account, view a list of investment accounts subscribed to the master account.
The following information is provided about each subscription:
**Login**
The number of the subscribed investment account.
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**Equity**
The equity of the subscribed investment account.
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**Currency**
The currency in which the investment account is denominated.
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**Paid Fees**
The total amount of fees charged from the investment account since the subscription was created.
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**Fee Plan**
Click **View** to view the fee plan applied to the subscription.
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**Status, Since**
The subscription status:
* **Active** – the subscription is enabled.
* **Unsubscribed** – the subscription is terminated.
The date when the subscription was created.
## For investment accounts
On the **Subscriptions** page of an investment account, view a list of master accounts to which the investment account is subscribed.
Subscriptions
The following information is provided about each subscription:
**Nickname/Login**
The master account name followed by the trader’s nickname.
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**Open Positions**
The number of open positions copied by the given subscription.
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**Pause Copy**
Enable the toggle to pause the subscription; disable the toggle to resume the subscription. For details, refer to [Pause or resume a subscription](/user-guide/manage-subscriptions/pause-or-resume-a-subscription.md).
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**Reverse Copy**
Enable the toggle to change the trade side when copying positions from the master account; disable the toggle, to copy positions without changing their trade sides. For details, refer to [Enable or disable the reverse copy option for a subscription](/user-guide/manage-subscriptions/enable-or-disable-the-reverse-copy-option-for-a-subscription.md).
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**Allocation Method**\
\&#xNAN;*Displayed for copy-trading subscriptions only*
The method used to define position volumes that are allocated from a master account to a subscribed investment account.
**Risk Ratio**\
\&#xNAN;*Displayed for copy-trading subscriptions only*
The risk ratio assigned to the subscription. The risk ratio is used to calculate position sizes when they are copied to the investment account. For details, refer to [Assign a risk ratio to a subscription](/user-guide/manage-subscriptions/change-a-risk-ratio-and-allocation-method-for-a-subscription.md).
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**Loss Limit**
The maximum loss amount assigned to the subscription. For details refer to [Assign a risk limit to a subscription](/user-guide/manage-subscriptions/assign-a-risk-limit-to-a-subscription.md).
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**PnL (USD), Current/Floating**
The upper value indicates the current PnL calculated against the positions copied by the subscription. The lower value indicates the floating PnL calculated against the positions copied by the subscription. Both values are displayed in USD.
**Status, Since**
The subscription status:
* **Active** – the subscription is enabled.
* **Unsubscribed** – the subscription is terminated.
The date when the subscription was created.
The **Actions** button (⋮) is displayed on the right of each subscription row. Click the button to access the following options:
* **Edit** – click to change the allocation method, risk ratio, or loss limit.
* **View Fee Plan** – click to view the fee plan applied to the subscription
* **View Paid Fees** – click to go to the **Fee Payments** page and view a list of fee payment transactions related to the subscription.
* **Unsubscribe** – click to terminate the subscription and unsubscribe your investment account from the master account.
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