The unit: pico-dollars
One pico-dollar is 10−12 USD: one trillionth of a dollar. One US cent is ten billion pico-dollars. This unit lets the ledger represent charges much smaller than a cent.
Billing accuracy
Small charges. Visible detail.
Inspect what a request used and what your wallet was charged. Enscrive records wallet amounts in pico-dollars and shows readable amounts alongside exact values.
Display and exact amounts
A balance can display as $9.81 while its exact value is $9.813039137359. A small debit can display as $0.00 while the accompanying exact amount is nonzero. Use the exact pico-dollar amount when reconciling wallet movements.
What we have checked
In a bounded development acceptance run on September 6, 2026, two synchronous ingestions and two searches appeared in usage, and their four wallet debits matched the expected amounts. The CLI and portal showed the same settled balance. This is evidence for that tested workflow, not a guarantee that every transaction or failure path has been certified.
Usage records and wallet entries
Usage describes processing activity; the wallet records money movements. They are separate records and may appear at different times. Ingestion may also run as an asynchronous job. Inspect the operation, model, quantities and exact debit when checking a charge.
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Storage and retention
Storage charges require their own measurement and reconciliation. Logical document replacement, removal of current stored vectors and reclamation of historical files are separate events. This page does not certify a rental rounding bound or promise a storage reclamation deadline.
Ask about the storage measurement and retention terms for your deployment before relying on a cost estimate.
Questions and refunds
Email support@enscrive.io with the relevant transaction reference. Do not send API keys or passwords.
Unused prepaid funds remain refundable on demand and on account closure under the Refund Policy. Our Terms and your agreement govern billing obligations.