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# About viewing the current portfolio in Infinity
To access the current portfolio in Infinity:
1. On the left menu, select Portfolio.
2. Select Your Portfolio to view an overview of the current portfolio, including address and user information.
The portfolio overview contains the following fields:
| Field | Description |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Portfolio name | A friendly name for identifying the portfolio, usually the company name followed by a geographic region or project. |
| Company | A unique identifier assigned to the company when it is officially registered with a government authority or regulatory body. |
| Country | The country where the invoice address is located. |
| Billing Currency | The three-digit ISO 4217 alphabetic currency code assigned to the portfolio. |
| Addresses | The addresses associated with the current portfolio. |
| Users | The users associated with the current portfolio:
- Username: The unique user account name for the current portfolio.
- Name: The user's first and last names.
- Status: Active, Inactive, Verified, or Unverified.
- Active: Users who can log in and access the portal.
- Inactive: Users whose account is suspended because they have not interacted with the portal for a specified period.
- Verified: Users who have authenticated their account through the referral code link.
- Unverified: Users who have not authenticated their account through the referral code link.
- Email: A valid business email address where the user receives emails.
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