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Analysis / Revenue reconciliation

Explain payment processor payout differences

Use Proforma to explain payment processor payout differences. Produce payout composition table and bank settlement exception list from your business data.

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Finance lead · Revenue operations manager

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Reconcile payment processor activity, payout batches and bank deposits for [period]. Build each payout from gross charges minus refunds, fees and reserves, then match it to a deposit. Quantify timing differences and unmatched batches by currency. Produce a batch-level explanation with transaction references and identify which discrepancies need processor records rather than an accounting adjustment.

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Keep the assumptions visible.

Agree on identifiers, currency, periods and account mappings before comparing totals. Keep unmatched records and timing differences visible instead of forcing a match.

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Pending reserves and processor settlement delays can explain differences without representing lost revenue.

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