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Rather than a batch process, Stripe goes by processing day. For credit card transactions for US merchants, they follow a T + 2 model, with T being the processing day, which has a cutoff time of midnight UTC, and 2 being business days. In other words, a merchant can expect credit card transactions on a particular processing day before midnight UTC to be paid out within 2 business days.
For example a credit card transaction that occurs on Monday before midnight UTC will be included in a payout created on Tuesday, with funds expected to be deposited on Wednesday. Since it is business days, a transaction occurring on Friday before midnight UTC will be included in a payout created the following Monday, with funds expected to be deposited on Tuesday. If there is a bank holiday, it is expected that payouts may be delayed due to banks not processing on these days.
Tip: Midnight UTC converts to the following times per US Timezone: 5pm PDT; 6pm MDT; 7pm CDT; 8pm EDT
Reconcile Gingr Payments Payouts to Invoices in Gingr
- Go to Gingr Payments Dashboard > Reports > Payout Reconciliation > 1st and last date of month/week/single day, generate report > Look for “Payout reconciliation” section > Gross charges. This is your total gross amount of payments collected for the date range.
- Gross payments = Payments before processing fees are deducted. Gingr's Revenue reports will only reflect gross payment amounts as shown on invoices.
- Gross payments = Payments before processing fees are deducted. Gingr's Revenue reports will only reflect gross payment amounts as shown on invoices.
- Open a new browser tab, go to Gingr Payments Dashboard > Balances & Payouts > Select first and last date of the month/week/single day, generate report.
- Locate payout with “EST. Arrival” date on the last day of the month (at the top of the list).
- View transactions > scroll to bottom of list to find the last transaction date.
- Open new browser tab with your Gingr Dashboard > go to left-hand navigation Reports & More (book icon) > Reports > Revenue by Date Report and input the last transaction date as the End Date at X:59:00 pm (see above for payout cutoff time for your timezone).
- For example, EDT would have an end time of August 31, 7:59pm
- You'll want the end time to cut off one minute before the actual cutoff time, since the next payout batch will begin on the hour.
- For example, EDT would have an end time of August 31, 7:59pm
- Go back to the Balances & Payouts tab.
- Scroll further down the list to Locate payout with “EST. Arrival” date on the first/earliest day of the month that had a payout (at the bottom of the list).
- Some transactions from the end of the previous month may be included here. That is expected due to the payout timeline process. (June 30 transactions may be on a July 1 or 2 payout).
- Some transactions from the end of the previous month may be included here. That is expected due to the payout timeline process. (June 30 transactions may be on a July 1 or 2 payout).
- View transactions > look at first transaction date > go to tab with Revenue by date report and input this date as the Start Date at X:00:00 pm (see above for payout cutoff time for your timezone.
- For example, EDT would have a start date of August 1, 8:00pm
- For example, EDT would have a start date of August 1, 8:00pm
- On the Revenue by Date report, remove all payment methods except your Gingr Payments Credit Card payment type > Generate Report
- Review Revenue Summary > Payment Type Summary > Total Payments. This number should match back to your Gingr Payments Payout Reconciliation report.
Related Resources
- Gingr Payments Feature Overview
- Gingr Payments Dashboard Topic Outline
- Accounts & Details Reference
- Transactions Reference
- Balances & Payouts Reference
- Reports Reference
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