# Finding accounts and checking balances The **Accounts** tab is your starting point for everything. It lists every account you can operate, and opening one gives you its balances, governance, linked token accounts, and full activity. ## The Accounts list Open the **Accounts** tab to see all your accounts in one table. Each row shows the network icon, the account name, the network (for example Ethereum), the coin or token, and the account's **total balance**, shown as a fiat countervalue with the asset amount beneath it. Rows carry quick **Send** and **Receive** actions, and an indicator if the account has staking activity. A suspended account appears greyed out. The list opens **sorted by your own activity**, so the accounts you've initiated the most transactions on come first, and otherwise falls back to alphabetical order. The accounts you use most stay at the top. To find a specific account, **search** by account name, coin name, or coin ticker. ## Opening an account Click any account to open its detail view. At the top you'll find the account's identity (name, coin name, ticker, network, and status), along with when it was **last synced** and its derivation path. Closing the account returns you to the list with your previous sorting and search preserved. ### Balances The detail view breaks the balance down into: * **Total balance**: everything the account holds. * **Available balance**: what you can transact with right now. * **Pending balance**: amounts not yet settled. * **Total staked**: shown when the account has an active staking position. * **Network-specific amounts**: some networks surface their own resources here (for example, Bandwidth on TRON). Every amount is shown in both the crypto asset and its fiat countervalue. ### Linked token accounts If an account is a parent for token accounts, you'll see those tokens listed with their name, ticker, and balances. You can **Send** and **Receive** for a token account directly from this list, and open a token account to see its parent account and jump back to it. ### Governance rules You can review the rules that govern the account. All rule types are visible and you can browse the detail of each. Individual members are anonymised for Operators; you'll see **group names** but not individual approver names. (Administrators see full membership.) ## What you can do from an account As an Operator, an account gives you **Send**, **Receive**, and, where the network and your rules allow, **Stake**. For sending and receiving, see [Sending assets](/helpcenter2/for-operators/sending-assets.md) and [Receiving assets](/helpcenter2/for-operators/receiving-assets.md); for staking, see [Staking](/helpcenter2/for-operators/staking.md). To dig into past activity, see [Operations, history & statuses](/helpcenter2/for-operators/operations-history-and-statuses.md). --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://help.enterprise.ledger.com/helpcenter2/for-operators/finding-accounts-and-checking-balances.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.