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BANKED RESET GUIDE

A reset to keep for later.

Understand the difference between receiving a banked reset and actually using one.

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A saved opportunity, not an automatic refill

A banked reset is a one-time reset made available in an eligible account. An announcement that one is being granted does not mean your current allowance has already refilled. Check what your own account shows.

Check before you use it

Read the available reset, its eligibility and expiry in the Codex usage interface. Follow the official account flow if you choose to redeem it. This website cannot redeem resets or change your allowance.

Expiry depends on the grant

Read the expiry attached to your particular reset or offer. Historical promotional terms are not a universal expiry rule. To remember a displayed expiry, enter that time in the personal timer and choose an advance reminder.

Do not assume your schedule stays the same

After applying a reset, check the live usage window and recovery time again. Update saved reminders if they no longer match.

How our archive labels it

Records explicitly classified as banked are shown separately from regular reset announcements. Unclassified records remain unclassified. These labels describe public records, not eligibility in your account.

A few things worth knowing

Can this site give me a free reset?

No. Only the account provider can grant or apply eligible resets.

Does everyone receive every banked reset?

Do not assume so. Read the scope of the specific announcement and check your account.

Sources & scope

Account rules: consult the official usage guidance. Public records: inspect the original announcement and the upstream archive.

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