Transfers are usually blocked
Azure startup and promotional credits are typically non-transferable. Moving them to another tenant is not a real option.
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Azure leftovers
Why Azure credit sits unused
Startup and promotional Azure credits are typically non-transferable. Idle balance still hits the end date — we pay for agreed spend on your subscription.
Idle balance still expires
If you are not burning Azure fast enough, the credit window closes and the remainder is gone.
Subscription stays yours
You keep the Azure portal, billing alerts, and the right to cut access. We never ask for the owner password.
Boundaries
What stays yours on Azure
You keep
The Azure subscription, portal access, cost alerts, and ownership of the grant.
We need
A scoped credential for agreed usage, plus remaining credit and the end date. No owner password.
Three steps for Azure credits
01
Share balance and expiry
Tell us how much Azure credit remains and the end date. We check whether the window supports a setup.
02
Scoped access only
You issue a limited credential for the agreed usage. We run a small test before any larger share.
03
Payouts for real spend
You get paid when that balance is spent. Charges stay visible in your Azure cost views.
Payout rates
Payouts for Azure usage
We quote from remaining Azure credit and the time left on the window. No subscription transfer. Compare rate bands on the homepage if you want the full picture first.
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FAQ
In most cases, no. StackCredits does not transfer the grant. Credits stay on your subscription; you get paid for agreed usage.
No. Only a limited credential you create and can revoke.
Yes. Turn off the credential and the arrangement stops.
No. You pay nothing. We earn from the usage placed on the credits.