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Traffic: Plan, Balance, and Expiry for Residential

The top section of the "General" tab contains all the information about your traffic: how much you've purchased, how much you've used, how much is left, and until what date it is valid.


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How to open

  1. Select "Residential" in the "Network" section of the left menu.


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Residential in the Network section of the left menu.

"Residential" in the "Network" section of the left menu.


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What the numbers show

Block of plan, usage, and remaining traffic. 1 —

Block of plan, usage, and remaining traffic. 1 — "Bandwidth" · 2 — "Active until" · 3 — "Change tariff" · 4 — "Total used" · 5 — "Total remains" · 6 — "Add GB"


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  • "Bandwidth" — the volume of your current plan.

  • "Active until" — the date until which the traffic is valid.

  • "Total remains" — how many gigabytes are left.

  • "Remaining reserve" — the remaining reserve: a small buffer beyond the plan.


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Usage in the last 24 hours

  • "Total used" — how much has been used in 24 hours from the main volume.

  • "Reserve used" — how much has been used from the reserve in the same period.


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The reserve is a small buffer of traffic beyond the plan. It starts being used when the main volume is depleted, preventing an immediate interruption of service.


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The question mark next to the block's title opens an explanation.

The question mark next to the block's title opens an explanation.


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Please note. If "Reserve used" is no longer zero, it means the main traffic is depleted and you're using the reserve. This is a signal to top up your volume.


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Traffic validity period

The validity period is 30 days from the date of purchase. If you use up your traffic earlier, purchase additional volume and continue working.


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Please note. To avoid interruptions, top up your traffic in advance or enable auto-renewal. Renewal is available from 1 GB: unused traffic is preserved and remains valid for another 30 days along with the new purchase.


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Purchase more traffic or change your plan

  • "Add GB" — adds volume to the current plan, with the same conditions and price.

  • "Change tariff" — switches to a different plan, with a different volume and price per gigabyte.


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If you run out of traffic occasionally, purchase additional gigabytes. If you regularly hit the limit, it's more cost-effective to switch to a larger plan: the price per gigabyte is lower there. Daily usage is visible in the Statistic tab.

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