Finance operations · 8 min read

Payment reconciliation guide

Payment reconciliation is easiest when bookings, payment attempts, ledger entries, refunds, cash records, settlement gates, and driver earnings share one source of truth.

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#REQ-8821 Airport pickup
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$74.20 Estimated fare
Card
Attempts and refunds
Cash
Driver reconciliation
Account
Invoices and statements
Driver
Payout integrity

Start from bookings, not processor exports

Processor exports show charges. They do not explain fare rules, account policy, driver assignment, trip changes, or payout state.

  • Reconcile each payment attempt against the booking and fare breakdown.
  • Tie refunds and disputes to passenger, account, and trip context.
  • Review card, terminal, wallet, and cash records in one workflow.

Handle cash separately

Cash introduces driver-level accountability. Operators should reconcile cash by expected trip collections and actual driver handoff.

  • Track cash by driver and trip.
  • Record reconciliation actions with actor and timestamp.
  • Review exceptions before settlement closes.

Do payout review before payroll

Driver payout review should catch unresolved economics before money leaves the business and before avoidable disputes become support escalations.

  • Use payout integrity flags to identify records that need attention.
  • Connect commissions to approval and batch-payment workflow.
  • Preserve evidence for driver questions and account disputes.

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