Credits for phone repair software

What credits are

In some software each operation is paid with credits, the developer's in-app currency. Credits are added to your login or e-mail, so you need an account already.

Why credits may not arrive

• A typo in the e-mail or login means no refund.
• AMT has no active plan.
• The order was placed outside the seller's hours, so crediting will be later.

What credits are and why you need them

Credits are the software's in-app currency: each server operation (FRP removal, account removal, authorization) costs a set amount. Credits go to your own account, so register with the developer first, then enter the login in the order.

Top-ups suit those who already have an account and want to pay only for completed operations.

Credits in the catalog

• Android Multi Tool credits — for AMT operations on Samsung, Xiaomi and others;
• TFM Tool Pro credits — for TFM server functions;
• Ghost Auth Tool credits — for Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO.

How not to waste credits

• check server status for the function before the operation;
• read device info first — it's usually free;
• make sure the model and firmware are supported;
• keep a log of operations and charges.

If credits didn't arrive, write in the order chat: login, payment time, balance screenshot.

How to register an account before topping up

1. Open the official site: androidmultitool.com, tfmtool.com or ghostauthtool.com.
2. Register with an e-mail you can access and confirm it.
3. Log in once to make sure the login works.
4. Copy the login and paste it into the order without spaces.

How many credits to buy

Check the credit cost of the operations you need on the developer's site and estimate the number of devices for the coming days. Take a pack with a little spare. Keep a log — device, operation, credits spent — and in a week you'll know the right pack size.

Credits FAQ

• Do credits expire? — expiry rules are set by the developer; check their site.
• Can credits be moved to another account? — usually not, they are added to the specified login.
• Credits were charged but the operation failed — save the log and contact the developer's support; we'll help with the messages.

Credits for a repair shop: how to track them

If several people work in the shop, agree who manages the credit balance. Keep a shared sheet: date, device, operation, spent, remaining. You'll see the real cost of each service and can quote customers upfront.

Once a week, compare the sheet with the in-app balance. Gaps reveal retries or connection errors that waste credits. Teach staff to “read info first, then run the paid operation” — the simplest way to save.

Credits or rental: a short comparison

• Credits — pay only for completed operations; needs your own account; handy for regular work with one tool.
• Rental — a ready account by the hour, no registration, handy for one-off jobs and trying new software.
• License — your own account for months, handy with a steady flow of devices.

Many shops combine formats: a license or credits for the main tool and rentals for rare models.

If credits run out mid-job

Don't interrupt a running operation. Let it finish, order a top-up with the same login, restart the software after crediting and continue with the same device — no need to reconnect the phone unless it rebooted.

Support

If you're unsure which credit pack to choose or whether a model is supported, message us on Telegram: we'll advise before you pay so you don't overbuy.