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Argyle gateway recycle wins on one MID book
Open one Argyle gateway recycle book. Count recycle wins. Divide by recycle tries. Multiply by 100 for AG retry-success %.
Calculator: Retry-success share on Payments. ACH twin: SeamlessChex retry-success. Soft twin: soft-decline.
Recycle book
Recycle wins — Argyle gateway reattempts that approved in the book.
Recycle tries — Argyle gateway reattempts fired on that same MID book.
AG retry-success % = recycle wins ÷ recycle tries × 100. When AG retry-success % thins out, retune the recycle schedule or BIN mix on that MID — do not invent a chip.
Hard stops
Leave AG retry-success % blank rather than invent. Keep SeamlessChex ACH CSVs out of Argyle recycle boxes. Keep soft-decline piles out of the win count. Keep one Argyle MID per run when that MID owns the thin recycle book.
Related: Payments, SeamlessChex retry-success, soft-decline, hard-decline.
Procedure
- Type retries that succeed and retries attempted.
- Read AG retry-success %.
- Retune recycle schedule when AG retry-success % is thin.
Failure modes
- Inventing AG retry-success %.
- Loading SeamlessChex ACH hops into Argyle boxes.
- Treating soft-decline piles as recycle wins.
Worked example
None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.
Glossary
- AG retry-success %
- Retries that succeed ÷ retries attempted × 100 on one Argyle MID recycle book.
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FAQ
- Is this SeamlessChex retry-success share?
- Argyle gateway recycle book vs SeamlessChex ACH re-present. [Retry-success share](/manuals/seamless-retry-success-share) stays on SeamlessChex. Win / try totals never leave Argyle here.
- Is this Argyle soft-decline share?
- Recycle wins vs soft issuer codes. [Soft-decline share](/manuals/argyle-soft-decline-share) scores soft declines. Here you only score recycle wins over recycle tries.
- What AG retry-success % should I invent?
- None. Read recycle wins and recycle tries from the same Argyle MID book.