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# Charge Review Threshold
The **Charge Review Threshold** can be found on **Settings** under **Billing**. This feature allows you to set an amount that needs to be reviewed by an admin before it gets charged.
In this example, the admin has set the amount to $20.00 for each rental.
If a user ends their rental and their transaction is above $20.00, this amount will appear under the Pending Charges and the admin can update the status accordingly.
When you click **Update**, you will be prompted to add a note and select the following actions:
* Approve full amount
* Approve custom amount
* Decline
{% hint style="info" %}
If you need assistance updating your charge review threshold, please reach out to our support team through .
{% endhint %}
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