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Expand Up @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Follow [these instructions](https://uc-cdis.github.io/BRH-documentation/05-works

When you initially are granted workspace access in BRH, it is a trial access that is free for the user (paid by CTDS). However, the trial access paymodel does not permit access to the Nextflow image. To gain access to the Nextflow image needed for testing, you must request a workspace account with a persistent paymodel, so that the cost of compute jobs in your project can accrue to the right account. BRH currently supports several persistent pay models such as NIH STRIDES (payment through grant funds) and Direct Pay (credit card payment). If you're curious, [see here](https://uc-cdis.github.io/BRH-documentation/13-workspace_accounts/) for more information about pay models.

For MIDRC, we have already established a Direct-Pay-type* of workspace account for testing. When you receive workspace access, the Nextflow Support team will also add a Direct Pay account to your workspace.
For selected MIDRC user accounts who have been separately notified, we have already established a Direct-Pay-type* of workspace account for testing. When you receive workspace access, the Nextflow Support team will also add a Direct Pay account to your workspace.

*\* Note about this Direct-Pay-type of account: It is not an ACTUAL Direct Pay account, and it does not go through the normal Direct Pay account route, nor through OCC, at all. It is funded with MIDRC contract funds, but will be labeled Direct Pay in your workspace.*

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