fix(docs): Fixes in Reconciliation and Companion App guides

pages/guides/fetch-network/asi-wallet/companion-app.mdx

@@ -76,8 +76,24 @@ By clicking on the _Transaction Hash_, you will be redirected to the _Transactio
 
 ![](src/images/companion-app/companion-app_4.png)
 
+### Accounts Page
+
+The **Accounts** Summary page provides an overview of account data, including:
+
+- **Daily Active Accounts**: the number of accounts that were active in the last 24 hours.
+- **Monthly Active Accounts**: the amount of accounts active in the past month.
+- **90d Active Accounts**: the total number of accounts active in the last 90 days.
+
+![](src/images/companion-app/companion-app_5.png)
+
+You can choose among multiple options to explore **Accounts**: _Rich List_, _Most Activators_ and _Trends_. Within the _**Rich List**_ option, you can view the top accounts ranked by their FET holdings with the multiple details, including the Accounts Address and amounts of FET being held by each account. 
+
+The _**Most Activators**_ tab displays the top accounts ranked by their transaction activity, and provides information about the total number of transactions initiated by each account.
+
+On the other hand, the _**Trends**_ tab provides an interactive visualization of Accounts activity over time, thus offering insights into the dynamics of user engagement within the network. This helps to identify patterns (e.g., growth or decline in activity levels), and assist stakeholders in enhancing their understanding of user engagement on the network over time.
+
 ### Reconciliation Page
 
-The **Reconciliation Service** enables users with Hardware Wallets to recover funds migrated from the Fetch Staking platform on Ethereum to the Fetch Mainnet. By linking their ASI [Alliance Wallet ↗️](/guides/fetch-network/asi-wallet/web-wallet/get-started) and Metamask, users can securely associate their Ethereum staking address with a Fetch recovery address to restore access to their tokens. 
+The **Reconciliation Service** enables users with Hardware Wallets to recover funds migrated from the Fetch Staking platform on Ethereum to the Fetch Mainnet. By linking their ASI [Alliance Wallet ↗️](/guides/fetch-network/asi-wallet/web-wallet/get-started) and Metamask, users can securely associate their Ethereum staking address with a Fetch recovery address to restore access to their tokens. Within this tab you can also access the **CUDOS Tokens Transfer** UI if you have either Locked or Convertible CUDOS Tokens in your wallet.
 
-You can access the service via the [Companion App ↗️](https://companion.fetch.ai/fetchhub-4/reconciliation) and follow the steps provided. For a detailed overview, see this guide [here ↗️](/guides/fetch-network/reconciliation-service).
+You can access these services via the [Companion App ↗️](https://companion.fetch.ai/fetchhub-4/reconciliation) and follow the steps provided. For a detailed overview, see the [Reconciliation  ↗️](/guides/fetch-network/reconciliation-service) or the [IBC CUDOS Tokens Transfers ↗️](/guides/fetch-network/ibc-transfers) guides for a better reference.

pages/guides/fetch-network/reconciliation-service.mdx

@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ in Metamask.
 
       ![](src/images/reconciliation/reconciliation_3d.png)
 
-Once you connected the correct Ethereum account to companion.fetch.ai, you will be able to see details about the
+Once you connected the correct Ethereum account to the Companion App UI, you will be able to see details about the
 **Staking Address** and the **Amount to Restore**.
 
 Review the details and press the **Create Signature** button.