Overview

Settlements are money-out transactions where you can withdraw funds from your organisation's Available Balance to a beneficiary account. Beneficiary Accounts are designated accounts that receive funds from your Settlements. These accounts can be your business bank accounts or other financial accounts where you wish to transfer your available balance from Xenith.

There are two types of Settlements available on the Xenith platform:

• Same Currency Settlement: Withdraw funds from your Available Balance to a beneficiary account in the same currency.
• International Currency Settlement: Withdraw funds from your Available Balance to a different currency. For international currency settlements, available currencies will be pre-approved by our team. The exchange rate for each settlement will follow the terms outlined in your Merchant Agreement.

Our settlement system supports bank transfers to nearly 200 banks. View the full list here. Settlements are processed on the same business day.

Process Flow

Understanding the lifecycle of a Settlements helps you manage and track your transactions effectively. The diagram illustrates the state transitions of a Settlements transaction, from creation to completion or failure.

Getting Started

To create a Settlement request, you must first set up a Beneficiary Account, if you haven’t already. Follow these steps:

1. Log In: Log in to your Xenith account.

2. Navigate to Beneficiary Accounts: Go to the "Beneficiary Accounts" tab on your Dashboard.

3. Add New Account: Click on the "+ New Beneficiary Account" button and complete the required information.

   

Once your Beneficiary Account is set up, follow these steps to create a Settlement request:

1. Log In: Log in to your Xenith account.

2. Navigate to Settlements: Go to the "Settlements" tab on your Dashboard.

3. Initiate New Settlement: Click on the "+ New Settlement" button complete the required information.

   

Note: Split Settlement

If your settlement amount exceeds the maximum limit (threshold for a single settlement request), our system will automatically split the transaction into multiple transactions. Example: If the threshold is IDR 50,000 and you request a settlement of IDR 75,000, the system will split it into two transactions: IDR 50,000 and IDR 25,000. A "Review Settlement Request" screen will display the split details, including the amounts, fees, and net amounts for each transaction. Once reviewed, click "Create Settlement" to finalize the request.

Key Features

The Settlements section in the Xenith Dashboard provides tools for managing and analyzing your outgoing transactions where you send funds to your beneficiary account:

1. Search: Locate specific transactions using Settlement ID, Reference, Bank Name, Account Number, and Account Name.

2. Filter: Narrow down results based on Currency, Requested Amount, Requested Date, Bank, and Status.

3. Sort: Organize transactions in ASC or DESC value.

4. Export: Download transaction data as a CSV file for custom reporting and analysis (up to 6 months per export). You can export your Pay Ins transaction with these following steps:

   • Export: Click "Download CSV" in the middle-right corner.
   • Set Period: Enter desired transaction period (max 6 months).
   • Receive File: The CSV file will be sent to your email.
   • Download: Check your email (including spam) for the file.

5. Failure Reason: When a Settlement transaction fails, you can view the failure reason by clicking the transaction in the listing page and navigating to the details page. The failure reason will appear in the Transaction Timeline.

   

6. Filter Currency: If your account have transactions in multiple currencies, you can switch between currencies to view specific transaction data. Simply select the desired currency from the dropdown menu at the top of the page.

7. Types of Balances:

   • Total Balance: The total funds in your account, which is the sum of your Available Balance and Hold Amount.
   • Available Balance: Funds in your account that are immediately accessible for transactions, including Settlements and Pay Outs.
   • Hold Amount: Funds that are temporarily on hold due to pending transactions or risk assessments.