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Braintree processor cutoff miss is not Argyle payfac cutoff
BT cutoff-miss % asks how often a Braintree processor settle posted after the named daily processor gate on one settle cut. Late processor posts go on top. Every Braintree settle in that cut sits under.
Pair: Settlement-cutoff miss share on Payments. Payfac twin: Argyle settlement-cutoff miss. Reserve twin: reserve-hold.
What you type
Settlements past cutoff — Braintree processor posts that landed after the named daily gate.
Settlements — Braintree processor posts in that same settle cut.
BT cutoff-miss % = past-cutoff ÷ settlements × 100. A fat BT cutoff-miss % usually means capture is hugging the processor close time — slide capture earlier. Never invent a BT cutoff-miss chip.
What not to do
Do not invent BT cutoff-miss %. Do not paste an Argyle payfac or SeamlessChex ACH file into Braintree fields. Do not count reserve parks or batch rejects as late processor posts. Do not blend merchants when one Braintree MID owns the miss.
Related: Payments, Argyle settlement-cutoff miss, reserve-hold, settlement-hold share.
Procedure
- Type settlements past cutoff and settlements.
- Read BT cutoff-miss %.
- Move capture timing when BT cutoff-miss % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing BT cutoff-miss %.
- Dumping an Argyle payfac or SeamlessChex ACH cutoff-miss file into these fields.
- Folding parked reserve or rejected batches into past-cutoff counts.
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
- BT cutoff-miss %
- Settlements past cutoff ÷ Settlements × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Argyle settlement-cutoff miss share?
- Payfac gate vs processor gate. [Argyle settlement-cutoff miss](/manuals/argyle-settlement-cutoff-miss-share) reads Argyle payfac settles. This page stays inside Braintree processor settles.
- Is this Braintree reserve-hold share?
- Parked reserve $ vs missed settle gate. [Reserve-hold share](/manuals/braintree-reserve-hold-share) is reserve held $ ÷ settled $. Here you only score processor posts that missed the named daily clock.
- What BT cutoff-miss % should I invent?
- None. Pull late-gate posts and all settles from one Braintree processor cut.