View payment history
Access and review the transactions on your account. Filter, search, and sort the log, see a transaction's lifecycle, and open any payment for its full details.
What you can do here
- View the complete transaction log for the account you're accessing
- Filter by category, payment method, transaction type, instrument, and date
- Search by name, last four digits, auth code, or transaction ID
- See a transaction's lifecycle without leaving the list
- Open any transaction and verify its customer, transaction, and payment details
01Open Payment History
Payment History is the central ledger for the account: every processed and attempted transaction, with its details and status updates.
Open Payment History
In the left navigation sidebar, open Payments and select Payment History. The list for the account you're accessing opens. Each row shows:
- Type: the kind of transaction, such as Sale, Authorization, Capture, or ACH debit.
- Amount: the transaction amount.
- Status: where it stands, for example Captured, Completed, Funded, Settled, Open, or Failed.
- Account Holder: the name on the card or bank account.
- Payment: the card brand and masked card number.
- Created Date: when the transaction was made.
- DBA: the name the business trades under.
- Actions: the arrow that opens the transaction.
02Find a transaction
Search, the filter panel, column sorting, and the Transaction Details Report get you to the right transaction.
Filter the list
Select the filter button next to the search bar. The Filter by panel opens:
- Category: Sale, Authorization, Refund, or Failed.
- Payment Method: Card or ACH.
- Transaction Type: Sale, Authorization, Capture, Void, Refund, Credit, Return, Cancel, ACH Debit, or ACH Credit.
- Instrument and Processed From: a card brand or account type, and the date the transaction was processed.
Search
Type in Search to find a transaction by the customer's name, the last four digits of the card, the auth code, or the transaction ID. The list narrows as you type.
Sort the list
Select the Type or Account Holder column heading to sort by it. Select it again to reverse the order.
Export the list
Select Transaction Details Report in the top right to generate the transaction data for your records. For the full reporting options, see Find, run, and download a report.
03See the lifecycle at a glance
Expand the row
Select the arrow at the left of a row. The Transaction Lifecycle panel opens under it and lists each event on the transaction, such as Authorize, Incremental Authorize, and Capture, with its amount, status, and time stamp, and the final outcome. Select the arrow again to close it.
04View a transaction's details
Open any transaction for the full record behind it. This is where you verify the customer, transaction, and payment details for investigations, customer questions, and refunds or voids.
Open the transaction
In the Actions column, select the arrow at the end of the row. The Transaction Details screen opens.
Read the summary panel
The panel on the left shows the Transaction ID, the type and status (for example Sale and Captured), Amount, Payment method, Account Holder, and Created date. If the transaction can still be voided, Void Transaction shows in the top right.
Check the Customers tab
Customers shows the customer's first and last name, address, city, state, ZIP code, country, and phone.
Check the Transactions tab
Transactions shows the IDs and references behind the transaction: ID, Merchant ID, Customer Reference, Created, TIP/Gratuity, TAX, Surcharge/Fee Amount, Last 4, Card Brand/Account Type, Channel, Transaction Type, Related Transaction, Token, and DBA.
Check the Payment Details tab
Payment Details shows the Last 4 Digits, BIN/Routing Number, Card Brand/Account Type, and Bin Type.
Check the Transaction Lifecycle tab
Transaction Lifecycle shows the Total Duration, the number of Events Logged, the Final Outcome, and each event with its amount, status, and time stamp. Select Back in the top left to return to the list.
Key terms
- Sale
- A payment that's approved and charged in one step.
- Authorization
- A hold that confirms the card can cover the amount. The charge is captured later.
- Capture
- Completing an authorized payment so it settles.
- ACH debit
- A payment taken from a bank account rather than a card.
- Auth code
- The approval code returned when a card payment is authorized.
- DBA
- Doing business as: the name the business trades under.
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