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Understanding Intra-Merchant Transfers

Intra-merchant Transfers track the movement of Gift Card funds between your location and other locations within . This helps you see cards sold at one location and redeemed at another.

How to view your Intra-Merchant Transfers

  1. Log in to your Business Dashboard:

  2. Go to Reporting.

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  3. Click on Gift Cards

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  4. Under the Liability Overview page, at the bottom of the page you will find a summary of all transfers in and out for your business.

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  5. Types of Transfers
    • Transfers In

      • Cards issued by other locations but redeemed at your location.

      • Example: A guest purchases a gift card at Hotel A, then redeems it at your location. This increases your location’s liability for that card until it is redeemed.

      • Shows the value of incoming funds from other merchants.

    • Transfers Out

      • Cards sold at your location but redeemed at other locations.

      • Example: A card purchased at your location is later redeemed at Hotel B. This represents funds leaving your location to another merchant.

      • Helps track your location’s contribution to other merchants’ liabilities.

  6. Viewing Transaction Details

    For a deeper dive into each Intra-merchant Transaction, use the Reconciliation page.

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    This provides:

    • Issuing location and redemption location

    • Transaction type (redeem, load, or transfer)

    • Transaction amount and date/time

    • Terminal and branch information

    • Customer/member ID

    Tip: Until a gift card is redeemed at a location, it will not appear in that location’s transaction history because the funds haven’t been loaded there yet.

  7. Best Practices

    • Regularly check Transfers In and Out to ensure cross-location gift card activity is tracked accurately.

    • Use the Reconciliation page for detailed audits or troubleshooting.

    • Keep a record of proofs for transfers if needed for accounting or disputes.