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Transactions, PSP reports and settlements, in one view.

Most reconciliation happens in spreadsheets, monthly, by one person, against one provider at a time. It finds the large errors eventually and the small persistent ones never.

We bring the three sources together so the variance is visible while it still matters.

What gets compared

Internal transaction data
What your platform believes happened.
PSP transaction data
What the provider believes happened.
PSP settlement data
What actually arrived, net of fees.

What it surfaces

Missing settlements
Captured transactions with no corresponding payout.
Fee discrepancies
Deductions that do not match the contracted rate — the most common and least noticed leak.
Amount differences
Where the settled figure does not match the authorised one.
Unmatched and duplicate transactions
On either side of the comparison.
Currency and FX differences
Conversion applied at a rate or spread other than the agreed one.
Provider balance differences
Where the running balance and the reported balance diverge.

In the platform

Reconciliation

Did we receive the right amount?

Demo data

Transactions processed

12,482

Matched

12,371

Requiring review

111

Automatically reconciled

99.1%

Variance €1,284.60

Exceptions and matches

Illustrative reconciliation rows comparing internal amount, provider amount and settled amount.
TransactionProviderInternalProviderSettledStatus
TX-4471902Provider A€240.00€240.00€234.46Matched
TX-4471915Provider B€75.00€75.00€73.28Fee difference
TX-4471938Provider A€1,200.00€1,200.00—Missing settlement
TX-4471944Provider C€60.00€59.40€57.92Amount difference
TX-4471951Provider D€150.00€150.00€146.93Matched
TX-4471967Provider B€320.00€320.00€312.85Matched

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