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# Orders and Their Statuses

The **Orders** page shows every Challenge you've started and where each one stands.

<figure><img src="/files/IZw0FEtFP5xdPFXUQnup" alt=""><figcaption><p>Orders page</p></figcaption></figure>

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## What you'll see

Each order shows the plan, the price, the time it was created, and a status. There are two you will meet:

* **Awaiting payment**: the order is created and the payment window is still open. Click **Pay now** to finish the payment, or **View details** to see the full order.
* **Payment expired**: the window closed before the order was paid. The order stays in the list as a record, and **View details** is the only thing left on it: there is no button to pay it now. To buy that Challenge you create a new order.

Once payment is confirmed, the order is complete and your account becomes available in **Accounts**.

## Common actions

* **Pay now**: open the payment screen to pay an unpaid order.
* **View details**: see the full breakdown of the order.

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<details>

<summary>If you closed the payment window or it expired</summary>

It depends on which of the two happened.

**You closed the window, but the time has not run out.** The order is still *Awaiting payment*, so click **Pay now** and finish it. You do not need a new order.

**The time ran out.** The order turns to *Payment expired* and cannot be paid: on the card and inside **View details** there is no payment button at all. Start a new Challenge order instead. Nothing is charged for the expired one.

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