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Solidgate reserve held $ is not settlement held-batch share
On one Solidgate reserve-hold cut, A ÷ B make SG reserve % — reserve held $ over settled $.
Pair: Reserve-hold share on Payments. Batch twin: held-batch. Days twin: vault-park days.
What you type
Reserve held $ — Solidgate dollars parked in reserve against the cut.
Settled $ — Settled volume dollars on that same Solidgate reserve-hold cut.
SG reserve % = reserve held ÷ settled × 100. Fat SG reserve % usually means reserve rules are biting spendable cash — chase the release path; never invent an SG reserve chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing SG reserve %. Skip dumping settlement-hold-share or hold-days exports into reserve fields. Skip treating batch rejects as reserve dollars. Skip blending MIDs when one seat owns the reserve pile.
Related: Payments, held-batch, vault-park days, reserve release.
Procedure
- Type reserve held $ and settled $.
- Read SG reserve %.
- Chase reserve release when SG reserve % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing SG reserve %.
- Dumping a Solidgate settlement-hold-share or settlement-hold-days file into reserve fields.
- Folding Solidgate batch-reject or cascade-fail into reserve held $.
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
- SG reserve %
- Reserve held $ ÷ Settled $ × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Solidgate settlement-hold share?
- Batch count grain, not reserve dollars. [Settlement-hold share](/manuals/solidgate-settlement-hold-share) is held settlements ÷ settlements. This page only divides reserve held $ by settled $.
- Is this Solidgate settlement-hold days?
- Clock grain. [Settlement-hold days](/manuals/solidgate-settlement-hold-days) prices vault-park days. This page is reserve held $ ÷ settled $.
- What SG reserve % should I invent?
- None. Pull reserve held $ and settled $ from the same Solidgate reserve-hold cut.