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Solidgate settlement cutoff miss is not Seamless batch cutoff
On one Solidgate settle cut, put settlements past cutoff over settlements. That is SG cutoff-miss %.
Pair: Settlement-cutoff miss share on Payments. Seamless twin: batch cutoff miss. Reserve twin: reserve-hold.
What you type
Settlements past cutoff — Solidgate settlement rows that cleared after the written cutoff in the cut.
Settlements — All Solidgate settlement rows in that same settle cut.
SG cutoff-miss % = past-cutoff ÷ settlements × 100. Fat SG cutoff-miss % means batch timing drift. Chase that clock. Never invent an SG cutoff-miss chip.
What not to do
Do not invent SG cutoff-miss %. Do not paste a Seamless batch-cutoff or reserve-hold file into these fields. Do not treat settlement rejects as past-cutoff rows. Do not mix MIDs when one seat owns the late clears.
Related: Payments, batch cutoff miss, reserve-hold, settlement-hold share.
Procedure
- Type settlements past cutoff and settlements.
- Read SG cutoff-miss %.
- Move batch timing when SG cutoff-miss % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing SG cutoff-miss %.
- Dumping a Seamless batch-cutoff-miss or Solidgate reserve-hold file into these fields.
- Folding settlement rejects 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
- SG cutoff-miss %
- Settlements past cutoff ÷ Settlements × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Seamless batch cutoff miss?
- Different rail and grain. [Batch cutoff miss](/manuals/seamless-batch-cutoff-miss) is post-cutoff txns ÷ batch txns. This page is Solidgate settlements past cutoff ÷ settlements.
- Is this Solidgate reserve-hold share?
- Reserve cash ≠ cutoff miss. [Reserve-hold share](/manuals/solidgate-reserve-hold-share) is reserve $ ÷ settled $. This page is past-cutoff settlements ÷ settlements.
- What SG cutoff-miss % should I invent?
- None. Pull past-cutoff settlements and settlements from the same Solidgate settle cut.