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# Ledgers
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> **A ledger is a log of payment requests and permission requests.**
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In addition to the example above, there are a number of reserved columns for future use. API users should accept arbitrary data in these columns, but presently no data will be sent.
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For the table above, the file **myledger_23_154daad.csv** may contain:
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For the table above, the file **myledger\_23\_154daad.csv** may contain:
The permission request log is very similar to the transaction log. Again the records are first grouped by the ID and then sorted by timestamp. For a ledger report, a request is first `pending`, and then either `ok` or `fail`. Note that `ok` means that the customer has answered the request one way or another (it may be a decline to share information), while `fail` is a general failure of the request to be answered (e.g., expiration).
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