Refund & Void

Overview
The Bulk Refund & Void feature enables partners to process multiple transaction reversals efficiently by uploading a CSV file. This tool is designed to handle high volumes of refund or void requests simultaneously, eliminating the need for manual entry for each transaction.
Access and Permissions
- Available to users with Manager role.
- Restricted for users with Contributor, Reader, Ringfencer, Support Officer, or Search Only access.
- Requires a valid CSV file for processing.
CSV File Requirements
Required Fields
| Field | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| TransactionId | Unique identifier for the beneficiary | TransactionId123 |
Sample CSV Format
TransactionId
TransactionId123
TransactionId456
TransactionId789Step-by-Step Process
1. Prepare CSV File
- Create a CSV file containing the required
TransactionIdcolumn. - Ensure each
TransacftionIdis valid and unique. - Save the file in
.csvformat. - Check for duplicate entries before uploading.
2. Upload Process
- Log in to the Admin Portal.
- Navigate to “Recipients”.
- Click “Refund & Void”.
- Select “Upload CSV”.
- Choose your prepared CSV file.
- Click “Start”.
3. Review Results
The system generates a detailed report containing:
- Successfully refunded transactions.
- Failed transaction refunds.
- Reason for failures (if any).
To download the report:
- Click “Download CSV”.
- Save the report for your records.
- Review any failed entries and make the necessary corrections.
Common Errors and Solutions
Invalid TransactionId format
- Issue: The
TransactionIdformat is not recognized. - Solution: Verify that the ID follows the required format.
- Prevention: Confirm the correct ID format before upload.
Duplicate TransactionId
- Issue: The
TransactionIdalready exists in the system. - Solution: Check whether the account has already been created.
- Prevention: Review existing records before uploading the file.
File format issues
- Issue: The file is not accepted during upload.
- Solution: Verify that the file is in CSV format and uses the correct encoding.
- Prevention: Use a properly formatted CSV file.
Best Practices
Before upload
- Verify the
TransactionIdformat. - Check for duplicate entries.
- Prepare and review the beneficiary list before upload.
After upload
- Review the result report carefully.
- Verify that all intended accounts were created successfully.
- Update internal records as needed.
- Follow up on failed entries promptly.