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# Managing Payouts in the DT Console
The Finance section within the DT Console provides a centralized hub to configure your payment information and review payments history.
You can navigate through the following areas to manage your earnings:
* **Payment Details.** A record of your personal and banking information used for receiving payouts from DT. You can use this section to securely set up or update your preferred payment methods.
* **Invoices.** A list of revenue sharing statements from DT. This area provides comprehensive, itemized breakdowns of your earnings for each billing cycle, giving you full visibility into your generated revenue and performance over time.
* **Payment History.** A list of completed payments from DT. You can view this tab to verify past transactions, confirm the exact dates of successful payouts, and reconcile the data with your own financial accounting.
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