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You can send credits from one of your accounts to another on the account screen, and with nmts credits transfer in the CLI.
Each AI account on your account screen gains a Send credits action: you choose the amount with a slider or by typing, see what this account can spend, confirm once, and read both balances afterwards. From inside an AI account you type the identifier of the account you are sending to, because that account cannot list the ones above or beside it. A transfer to an account that is not yours, to the sending account itself, of zero, or of more than the balance is refused with a sentence that says so, and nothing moves.
While you are signed in to an AI account, every screen says so in one line, and the CLI says it in nmts balance.
An AI account looks like any other once you are inside it, and a person who keeps three could not tell from the screen which one they were using. The line says you are using an AI account and that it is not your main account; it stays until you sign out, because the fact it states does not change while you are signed in.
The updates page now shows the latest release of each NMTS tool with its notes, read from the tool's own repository.
The command-line tool, the recovery tool and the encryption library are released from their own repositories on their own clock, and this page used to announce their changes only when the web itself shipped. Our server now reads their releases once an hour and this page shows the latest version with its notes, the five before it on request, and a link to the repository. Your browser does not contact GitHub for any of it. From this version the web's own number rises only when the web changes.
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Your account and the AI accounts under it now share one weekly free trial, one human check and one set of limits, and you can move credits between them.
Until now every account counted on its own, so twelve accounts under one person could apply for twelve trial places and each had to pass the human check separately. From this version the family is the unit: one application a week for all of them, a human check passed on any of them counts for all, and the ceiling on API keys is a shared pool. Credits move from one account to another in the same family and keep their expiry date; they still cannot go to anyone else's account. The terms say all of this in version 2026-09-07-v15.
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The acceptance screen no longer says that a 10 September revision of the terms is coming.
The 3 September notice announced versions for 10 September, and the 6 September notice withdrew them, but the two were not linked, so the line that points at the next announced revision kept naming a version that will never take effect. The notices are now linked as a correction; no posted text changed.