You completed an account transfer expecting full access to your subscription and services.
But after logging in, only limited features appear active — while premium tools, content, or benefits remain locked.
This usually means the account migration finished structurally, but subscription permissions failed to sync.
Why Features Become Limited After Account Transfers
- Subscription permissions did not migrate fully
- Account tier mapping failed during transfer
- Billing verification is still pending
- Legacy plan structures conflict with new accounts
- Platform migration scripts excluded feature flags
Even when login access transfers correctly, entitlement systems may lag behind.
How To Verify Your Subscription Access
- Check active plan status in billing settings
- Review subscription confirmation emails
- Compare feature access across devices
- Log in via web dashboard instead of the app
Many feature restrictions are visibility issues rather than actual plan losses.
How To Restore Missing Features
- Log out and back into the transferred account
- Restore purchases within the app
- Reconnect billing accounts if prompted
- Contact support with transaction receipts
Support teams can manually reassign feature permissions if transfer syncing fails.
Will You Be Charged Again?
- No — feature loss does not trigger new billing
- Your original subscription remains active
- Access limitations are permission errors, not payment failures
However, unresolved sync issues may block premium usage until corrected.
How To Prevent Partial Access Issues
- Confirm subscription linkage before transferring accounts
- Screenshot plan status pre-migration
- Use the same billing platform after transfer
- Avoid switching login methods mid-migration
Account transfers move data first — feature permissions often sync afterward.