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# Create Gas Manager

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* Available credits: Your available balance, which remains unused when unallocated to any game, can be put to use by allocating it to one of your games.
* Allocated credits: Your allocated balance is dedicated to specific games and will be utilized across these games as users engage with the in-app purchases of these games.

## Top Up

1. Click on the "*Add Balance*" button
2. Select the number of credits you want to top up
3. Pay using your preferred method

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## Add a Game

1. Click the (+) button to add a new game
2. Select the Game you want to add
3. Start [Handling Balances](/dashboard/elixir-invisible-wallet/gas-manager/handle-balances.md)

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