In this Azure tutorial, we will discuss how to check Azure Credit. Along with this, we will also discuss the below topics.
- How credits are used?
- Products that aren’t covered by Azure credits
- Check Access to a Microsoft Customer Agreement Account type
- 7 Ways to Get Azure Free credits
- Check Azure sponsorship balance
- How to use Azure credits?
- How do I check my Microsoft Azure subscription?
- What can I do with my Azure credits?
- How do my Azure credits work?
- How to use the Free Azure Credits in a Microsoft 365 Developer Tenant
- Don’t Waste Your Monthly Free Azure Credits
- What are best ways to spend Azure credits?
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How to check Azure Credit
Azure credits are some perks that are offered by Microsoft that help you save money. If you are using some of the Azure Resources that are not free then it will get deducted from these credit points as the monetary charge.
Using the Microsoft Azure Portal, you can check the Azure credit balance for your billing account. There are different roles that can able to view the Azure Credit, those are owner, contributor, reader, or invoice manager role or reader role on the billing account.
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Azure Credit Balance
Now let’s discuss the easy steps to check the Azure Credit using the Azure Portal
- Login to Azure Portal (https://portal.azure.com/)
- Now, After log in to the Azure Portal, search for the “Cost Management + Billing“ and click on the search result.
Or, for the same option, you can click on the “Cost Management + Billing“ link from the left navigation that is present next to the Help + support option.
3. The next step is on the “Cost Management + Billing“ page, click on the View all my subscriptions link to see all your list of subscriptions.
4. Now click on the Particular subscriptions for which one, you want to see the Azure Credit balance or check azure credits.
5. On the subscription page, you can able to see the Starting credit balance, The remaining credit balance, etc.
My billing account type is “Microsoft Online Services Program”. Your billing account type might be “Microsoft Customer Agreement”
Once you will click on the Particular subscriptions for which one, you want to see the Azure Credit balance
6. The next step is, select the Payment methods from the left-hand side and then select Azure credits.
Now on the Azure credits page, you can find two sections that show the summary of your Azure credit balance i.e the Estimated balance and the Current Balance.
One more thing each time you use Azure Portal, it will show you the remaining credit balance in the notification area
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