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9 changes: 5 additions & 4 deletions docs/the-project/account_limits.md
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Expand Up @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ Let's see how this works in practice by looking at an example. SEPA has a maximu

First let's observe what happens if a new SEPA account is never signed. Notice how buying limits never increase beyond 3 XMR, but selling 12 XMR is allowed from day 0.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account<br> (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Day 0 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
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The Haveno interface makes it easy to determine if an offer can help you get signed: simply **look for buy offers with a check mark badge**:

![Signed Accounts in Offers](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Good-bad-signing-asks_dark.png){ width="600" }
![Signed Accounts in Offers](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Good-bad-signing-asks_dark.png)
/// caption
Top offers won't get you signed. Bottom offers will get you signed.
///

In the image above, the offer on top does not have a check mark, but the offer on the bottom does. And it's a valid size (i.e., between 0.1 XMR and 3 XMR), so taking that offer and successfully completing the trade will result in a signed account.

You can see your payment account's limits and signing status at <br>
`Accounts` > `National Currency Accounts`. Pick an account and look toward the bottom:
`Accounts` > `Traditional Currency Accounts` Pick an account and look toward the bottom:

![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_dark.png){ width="600" }
![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_dark.png#only-light)
![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_light.png#only-dark)

### 2. With your own signed account

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Expand Up @@ -51,26 +51,27 @@ Let's see how this works in practice by looking at an example. SEPA has a maximu

First let's observe what happens if a new SEPA account is never signed. Notice how buying limits never increase beyond 3 XMR, but selling 12 XMR is allowed from day 0.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account<br> (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | :----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| Day 0 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 60 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 90 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |

First let's observe what happens if a new SEPA account is never signed. Notice how buying limits never increase beyond 3 XMR, but selling 12 XMR is allowed from day 0.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account<br>(Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account<br>
| (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------------------------- | :----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| Day 0 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 60 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 90 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |

First let's observe what happens if a new SEPA account is never signed. Notice how buying limits never increase beyond 3 XMR, but selling 12 XMR is allowed from day 0.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ----------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account<br> (Never Signed) | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | :----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| Day 0 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 60 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
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If that SEPA account manages to get signed on the same day it's created, it will see its 3 XMR limit increased on Day 30. Selling limits are unaffected.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| ---------------------------------------- | :----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| Day 0 - Account Signed | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 | 6 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 60 | 12 XMR | 12 XMR |
Expand All @@ -88,7 +89,7 @@ If that SEPA account manages to get signed on the same day it's created, it will
But if that SEPA account isn't signed until Day 30, it won't see its limits lifted until Day 60. Again, selling limits are unaffected.

| Time Since Creating SEPA Payment Account | Maximum Trade Size (Buy) | Maximum Trade Size (Sell) |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------- |
| ---------------------------------------- | :----------------------: | :-----------------------: |
| Day 0 | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 30 - Account Signed | 3 XMR | 12 XMR |
| Day 60 | 6 XMR | 12 XMR |
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`Accounts` > `National Currency Accounts`. Pick an account and look toward the bottom:

![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_dark.png#only-light)
![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_light.png#only-dark)

### 2. With your own signed account

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Once your payment accounts have accrued age and been signed, you won't want to give them up. With [proper backups](backing_up_application_data.md), you won't have to—payment accounts can be restored if you ever have to remove/reinstall Haveno, move to another machine, etc.

![Payment Account limit & signing status](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Payment-account-signing-status_dark.png)
![Signed Accounts in Offers](../resources/img/haveno-ui/Good-bad-signing-asks_dark.png#only-light)

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