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Author: theekrystallee

core-concepts/accounts/account-properties.md

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 The account ID is the ID of the account **entity** on the Hedera network. The account ID includes the **shard number**, **realm number**, and an **account** <mark style="color:purple;">`<shardNum>.<realmNum>.<account>`</mark>**.** The account ID is used to specify the account in all Hedera transactions and queries. There can be more than one account ID that can represent an account.
 
+{% hint style="success" %}
+#### Support for Arbitrary Shards & Realms
+
+The Hedera network now supports non-zero realm IDs (such as _`0.100.0`_). This is particularly important for private networks that will populate realm values. The default values for the Hedera network are `shard 0` and `realm 0`. For private networks or other implementations, shard and realm values will be different. Refer to the specific network's documentation for accurate values in your implementation.
+{% endhint %}
+
 <details>
 
 <summary><strong>Shard Number</strong></summary>
@@ -53,12 +59,6 @@ The `account` can be one of the following:\
 * A realm number must be unique within a shard (but may be reused in different shards)
 * An entity number must be unique within a realm (but may be reused in different realms)
 
-{% hint style="success" %}
-#### Support for Arbitrary Shards & Realms
-
-The Hedera network now supports non-zero realm IDs (such as _`0.100.0`_). This is particularly important for private networks that will populate realm values. The default values for the Hedera network are `shard 0` and `realm 0`. For private networks or other implementations, shard and realm values will be different. Refer to the specific network's documentation for accurate values in your implementation.
-{% endhint %}
-
 ### Entity Counter
 
 Each realm maintains a single counter for assigning entity numbers. This ensures that if there is a file with ID `0.1.2`, then there won't be an account or smart contract instance with ID `0.1.2` in the same realm.