Account Management

You can check your 0G Compute account balance by inspecting both the main-account and provider sub-account balances using the 0g-serving-broker SDK and ethers to interact with ledger state before requesting services.

To fund a provider sub-account for 0G Compute inference workflows, you deposit funds into the main account and transfer them to the provider sub-account to maintain a usable funding buffer for uninterrupted compute.

The 0G Compute refund workflow requires requesting a refund and completing it after a specific lock period, using ethers and the 0g-serving-broker SDK to enforce refund timing and maintain safe funding buffers.

Yes, you need ethers and the 0g-serving-broker SDK to manage 0G Compute account deposits, interact with ledger state, and execute provider sub-account transfers safely.

Acknowledging a provider signer before first use completes provider onboarding, ensuring your 0G Compute account setup is ready for payment-enabled inference workflows.

The best way to manage locked funds in a 0G Compute dual-account model is to use the 0g-serving-broker SDK to enforce refund timing, monitor sub-account balances, and maintain safe funding buffers to avoid mismanagement.