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# Billing

View and manage your Elements Hosting billing details

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The Billing page allows you to view and manage your Elements Hosting billing details.

From this page, you can:

* View your order history and place new orders
* View your invoice history, and download or print invoices
* View credit notes or refunds applied to your account
* View, add, remove, and update your payment methods
* View any account credit available on your account
* Update your preferred billing currency (USD, GBP, or EUR)
* Consolidate invoices if you have multiple products or services


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