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All reports can be found in the top left corner under the Reports tab.

When you hover over it, you will be able to select the report that you want.

Select deposit Summary. A new window will appear. By default the start and end date will be today’s date. Edit the start and end dates to find the information that you need, then press the refresh button (the page with the green arrows) in order to refresh the report.

A report can display a maximum of 92 days of deposits at one time. If you need to see deposits older than 92 days, you will need to update both the start and end dates.

Each deposit is assigned a reference number number.

Deposit date shows when funds were sent to your bank. Depending on your bank funding times you may see these deposits a day later. Batch date shows what day’s batches contributed to this deposit.

Please note that batches after 11pm Eastern Daylight Time will show as the next day.

Batch Date is a clickable link that shows a deposit detail report for that date.

Select deposit Summary. A new window will appear. By default the start and end date will be today’s date. Edit the start and end dates to find the information that you need, then press the refresh button (the page with the green arrows).

Each transaction is assigned a Transaction Sequence Number.

Shows if the transaction was Voided before a deposit. Voided transactions do not complete.

Each transaction is assigned a Transaction ID Number.

This displays the customer’s PAN aka Credit Card number. It will not display the full number for PCI compliance.

This displays the date and time the transaction was run.

Each transaction is assigned a Reference Number.

This shows the card type of the transaction. Common card types include;

VI - Visa

MC - MasterCard

DV - Discover

AE - American Express

This shows the transaction type of the transaction. Common transaction types include;

In Person Purchase

Mail/Phone Order

In person purchase does not necessarily mean that the transaction was taken using a card reader. It could have been keyed in on the terminal with the client present. See the Entry Mode for details on card entry.

Source code shows the source of the authorization. This field is only used by Visa and will show a V if it was from Visa. It will be blank if the authorization was from another source.

Each transaction is assigned a unique authorization number.

This shows the way the card details were collected. It will either show;

Keyed

Swiped

Swiped includes other card present methods such as EMV (Chip) and NFC (Contactless, Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, Android Pay etc)

This is the total dollar amount of the transaction.

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