Step 6 · Diagnose · Diagnose · Ledger and consumption PT·EN
Higgsfield Refund Case · Visual Course

Ledger and consumption

Define the technical proof that separates general activity from purchased-lot consumption.

Primary source
Redacted dossier — “Usage and subscription”

What this source supports: There are 648.5 credits of July 4 activity, but entries omit the source wallet.

The simple layer stands alone; open the technical layer for limits and objections.
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The big idea


By the end, you can
  • Specify minimum ledger fields
  • Separate general use from top-up use
  • Formulate an allocation test

History records 648.5 credits of general activity on July 4. That does not answer whether debits came from the monthly plan or the extra purchase. A useful ledger must show each event, source wallet, and priority policy.

Think of it as… a statement that shows only “−20” without naming the account. The total reconciles, but the dispute remains unanswered.

Under the hood

Minimum fields are timestamp, event, quantity, wallet_id or wallet_type, lot, applied rule, and balances before/after. Support can provide a redacted allocation without exposing operational secrets.

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Visual map


Event Rule Wallet Balance
Read left to right: each stage limits what the next may claim.
GENERAL USAGE 648.5 credits TOP-UP USAGE Undetermined
The case becomes stronger when the evidence boundary stays visible.
Timestamp
Event ID
Quantity
Wallet type
Lot
Priority
Before
After
Monthly
Top-up
Safe redaction
Reconcile
General usage

648.5 credits

Top-up usage

Undetermined

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In practice


This record turns the reasoning into verifiable fields without personal identifiers.

Structured case record
{
  "event_time": "redacted",
  "credits": 12.5,
  "wallet_type": "monthly | top_up",
  "lot": "redacted",
  "balance_before": "required",
  "balance_after": "required"
}

How to verify

Use ../../dossie-reembolso-higgsfield.md to verify totals; request missing fields from support.

Worked example
1List all July 4 events.
2Assign wallet_type to each debit.
3Sum top-up debits only and reconcile the balance.
4

Try it


Commit before reveal

Is a total-usage number enough to audit the purchased wallet?

No. Each debit must be attributed to a wallet or lot.
Commit before revealLedger
Reveal answerChronological record of debits, origin, and balances.
Commit before revealAllocation
Reveal answerLink between a usage event and the debited wallet.
Commit before revealReconciliation
Reveal answerCheck that inputs, debits, and ending balance agree.
Active review

Answer both questions; the score updates automatically.

648.5 credits represent:
The total records activity; accounting origin is not exposed.
Which field is decisive?
Wallet type attributes the debit; feature name does not resolve origin.

Sources and traceability

Use what you learned to review the request and seek professional guidance if legal or banking consequences matter. With technical proof defined, build a concise and verifiable full-refund request.