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Settlement window and reserve policy

After you capture payment, funds are deposited into your Amazon Pay account, and these funds will be automatically disbursed to your bank account on the next scheduled settlement date. Generally, Amazon Pay settles your account 14 days after the first payment transaction is completed. After the initial 14-day holding period, your account is settled daily. For more information, see Getting paid.

Additionally, Amazon Pay will withhold a minimum balance in your account to secure payment obligations that may arise after delivery, such as refunds or A-to-z Guarantee claims. We call this minimum balance a reserve. For more information, see Amazon Pay reserve policy.

Report types

Amazon Pay provides two types of reports to help support your business processes: settlement reports and transaction reports.

Settlement reports - A settlement report provides a detailed breakdown of your Seller (also called Merchant) account activity, and the funds disbursed to you, for a given settlement period. You can use this report to support your reconciliation processes.

Transaction reports - A transaction report provides a list of Amazon objects, that were either created or updated, because of a state change during the reporting period. You can use this report to synchronize the status of payment objects with your system, or perform business analysis, such as: determining refund rates, authorization declines, and other info.

See Amazon Pay Settlement and Transaction Reports PDF.

Important note about reporting: some field names in the reports differ slightly from the API objects, themselves. The terms “seller” and “merchant” are used interchangeably, and other key differences are listed below:

In Settlement reports:

  • “AmazonTransactionId” refers to the chargeId of your Charge objects
  • “AmazonOrderReferenceId” refers to the chargePermissionId of your Charge Permission objects
  • “SellerReferenceId” refers to the merchantReferenceId of your Charge objects
  • “SellerOrderId” refers to the merchantReferenceId of your Charge Permission objects

In Transaction reports:

  • The “Order Reference” reports contain details of your Charge Permission objects
  • The “Authorization” and “Capture” reports contain details of your Charge objects
    • The “Authorization” report gives details on the internal processing of authorizations for your Charge objects. It is keyed off of “AmazonAuthorizationID”, which is an Amazon internal ID, used to track the authorization state of your Charge objects
  • “AmazonOrderReferenceID” refers to the chargePermissionId of your Charge Permission objects
  • “SellerOrderId” refers to the merchantReferenceId of your Charge Permission objects
  • “OrderReferenceStatus” refers to the state of your ChargePermission objects with the following mapping:
    • “Open” = Chargeable
    • “Suspended” = NonChargeable
    • “Cancelled” and “Closed” = Closed
  • “AmazonAuthorizationID” is an Amazon internal ID, used to track the authorization state of your Charge objects
  • “AmazonCaptureID” refers to the chargeId in your Charge objects
  • “AuthorizationStatus” and “CaptureStatus” refer to the state of your Charge objects with the following mapping:
    • AuthorizationStatus:
      • “Pending” = “AuthorizationInitiated“
      • “Open” = “Authorized”
      • “Declined” = “Declined”
      • “Closed” (for reason code = “MaxAmountCaptured”) = “Captured”
      • “Closed” (for other reason codes) = “Canceled”
    • CaptureStatus:
      • “Pending” = “CaptureInitiated“
      • “Completed” = “Captured”
      • “Declined” = “Declined”
      • “Closed” = “Completed”