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# Token Usage

Monitor Delpha token and duplicate credit usage in real time. Track consumption, reset dates, and usage limits to optimize your subscription and avoid overages.

## Delpha Token Usage Overview

The **Token Usage** screen in Delpha gives you full visibility into your current usage of tokens and duplicate credits. It helps you track consumption and manage your subscription resources effectively.

### **Key Sections:**

* **Usage Reset Date**\
  Shows the next reset date for your token and credit usage (e.g., `2025-02-15`), marking the start of a new billing or allocation cycle.
* **Tokens**
  * **Progress Bar**: Visual indicator of how many tokens have been used
  * **Current Usage**: Displays used vs. total tokens (e.g., `22,030 / 1,000`, or `2,203%` usage)
* **Duplicate Credits**
  * **Progress Bar**: Visual progress on duplicate credit consumption
  * **Current Usage**: Shows used vs. available credits (e.g., `4,528 / 10,000`, or `45%` usage)

This page helps you stay in control of your consumption and avoid overages.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
**Key Takeaways for Users:**

* Regularly monitor this screen to avoid exceeding your plan’s limits.
* If your token or credit usage is consistently high, consider upgrading your plan using the "Change Plan" button.
* Keep track of the usage reset date to plan resource-intensive tasks effectively.
  {% endhint %}


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