Filter your credit history, and export it as CSV

Your credit history can now be narrowed to top-ups or spending, and to any date range — and whatever you are looking at can be downloaded as a CSV. The file carries one row per movement with the date, what it was for, the amount, the unit, and the job it paid for, so a month can be reconciled in a spreadsheet instead of a page at a time. Spends made through an embedded widget on a client's site are marked as such, and each charge now links straight to the deck or audit it paid for. Paging is faster too: reaching the far end of a long history costs the same as reading the first page.

The wallet card now also shows the widget spending ceiling — how much of your balance anonymous visitors to an embedded report may spend in the current period, and how much they already have. That limit was always enforced; it was simply never shown anywhere.