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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion apps/portal/src/app/engine/v3/troubleshoot/page.mdx
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Ensure that Account Abstraction is enabled for your project by navigating to Project Settings > Enabled Services > Account Abstraction.

If disabled, toggle on Account Abstraction and try the transaction again.
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this is more of a FAQ no?


To delete or stop sending requests on Transactions Cloud, you may stop sending requests through your codebase and remove associated code. If you don't want Transactions Cloud and are not using any other features within the same project, you may delete the associated project as well.

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Clarify product naming & give concrete deletion steps

The header refers to “Transactions Cloud”, yet the PR description says the doc is for deleting Engine Cloud. If the service was renamed, we risk confusing users.
Additionally, simply telling users to “remove associated code” lacks actionable detail (e.g., which SDK calls / dashboard toggles to disable). A quick bullet-list or link to the “Delete project” UI would make the guidance far more useful.

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-<Details summary="How do I delete Transactions Cloud?">
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-To delete or stop sending requests on Transactions Cloud, you may stop sending requests through your codebase and remove associated code. If you don't want Transactions Cloud and are not using any other features within the same project, you may delete the associated project as well. 
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-</Details>
+<Details summary="How do I delete Engine Cloud?">
+
+If you no longer need Engine Cloud:
+
+1. **Remove SDK calls** – delete any `engine.send(...)` or `thirdwebEngine.*` invocations in your codebase.  
+2. **Disable the service** – in the dashboard, go to **Project Settings → Services → Engine Cloud** and toggle it off.  
+3. **Delete the project (optional)** – if the project is unused, scroll to **Danger Zone → Delete Project**.
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+</Details>

This resolves the naming discrepancy and provides step-by-step instructions.

Ensure the product name in the summary matches the branding used across the docs/repo. If it really is “Transactions Cloud”, adjust references elsewhere accordingly.


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# Search for occurrences of "Transactions Cloud" versus "Engine Cloud" across the repository
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Maintain “Transactions Cloud” naming & add actionable deletion steps

The header should remain “Transactions Cloud” (v3 docs consistently use this term). Expand the details to give users concrete, step‐by‐step instructions.

apps/portal/src/app/engine/v3/troubleshoot/page.mdx

-<Details summary="How do I delete Transactions Cloud?">
-
-To delete or stop sending requests on Transactions Cloud, you may stop sending requests through your codebase and remove associated code. If you don't want Transactions Cloud and are not using any other features within the same project, you may delete the associated project as well. 
-
-</Details>
+<Details summary="How do I delete Transactions Cloud?">
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+If you no longer need Transactions Cloud:
+
+1. **Remove SDK calls** – delete any `transactions.send(...)` or `thirdweb.transactions.*` invocations in your code.
+2. **Disable the service** – in the dashboard, go to **Project Settings → Services → Transactions Cloud** and toggle it off.
+3. **Delete the project (optional)** – if the project is unused, scroll to **Danger Zone → Delete Project**.
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+</Details>
  • Keeps naming aligned with v3 docs
  • Provides clear, actionable steps for both code and dashboard cleanup
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<Details summary="How do I delete Transactions Cloud?">
To delete or stop sending requests on Transactions Cloud, you may stop sending requests through your codebase and remove associated code. If you don't want Transactions Cloud and are not using any other features within the same project, you may delete the associated project as well.
</Details>
<Details summary="How do I delete Transactions Cloud?">
If you no longer need Transactions Cloud:
1. **Remove SDK calls** – delete any `transactions.send(...)` or `thirdweb.transactions.*` invocations in your code.
2. **Disable the service** – in the dashboard, go to **Project Settings → Services → Transactions Cloud** and toggle it off.
3. **Delete the project (optional)** – if the project is unused, scroll to **Danger Zone → Delete Project**.
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In apps/portal/src/app/engine/v3/troubleshoot/page.mdx around lines 12 to 16,
keep the header as "Transactions Cloud" to maintain naming consistency with v3
docs. Expand the content inside the Details tag to include clear, step-by-step
instructions for users on how to delete or stop using Transactions Cloud,
covering both codebase changes (like stopping requests and removing related
code) and dashboard/project cleanup actions. Make sure the instructions are
actionable and easy to follow.

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