Reports reconciliation guide
Last updated: Nov 7th, 9:49pm
Reconciliation reports help finance and accounting teams to meet their end-to-end reconciliation requirements.
Use cases for PayPal reconciliation reports
The following table identifies the merchant reconciliation use cases and the recommended report for each use case:
Use case | Recommended report | Delivery options |
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Monthly summary view of balances and payment activity.
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Applicable for merchants who are on the IC++ pricing model only.
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How to reconcile by use case
Use Case | How to Reconcile | Report |
Reconcile balances with payment activity |
| Balance transactional report |
Reconcile net billed fees |
Users can also generate an on-demand balance summary report for a date range to get the total fees charged to them. | Balance transactional report Balance summary report |
Reconcile gross billed fees at the transaction level | Gross billed fees are fees billed periodically. Net billed fees are billed at the transaction event. To identify the total IC++ fees for a specific merchant account:
There can be some monthly scheme fees charged to the merchant. These fees are not attributed to any individual transaction. These fees are not present in the fees report. Merchants can leverage the monthly statement to get the total monthly scheme fee components. | PayPal fees report |
Reconcile Total Gross Billed Fees | Total fees in the invoice currency field, below the fee summary section for each currency, show the total fees billed to you and auto debited from your bank account. This includes the monthly scheme fees, if any, that are charged to the merchant. | Monthly statement |