Gateway Financial Audit
End-to-end financial audit of a payment gateway application covering capture, settlement, fees, reserves, and reporting relied on by finance.
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We examine how money moves through your payment gateway application — settlement timing, fee ledgers, reconciliation breaks, and control gaps — then deliver a written financial audit your finance and compliance teams can act on.
A full financial audit of a payment gateway application — for merchants preparing a processor change, acquirers reviewing a partner stack, or finance teams closing a control review.
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Scope covers transaction capture, authorization-to-settlement mapping, fee and FX posting, chargeback reserves, and the reports your ledger relies on. You receive findings ranked by financial exposure, with recommended remediation owners.
Review audit scopeShorter reviews when you need focus on one control area before a full engagement.
End-to-end financial audit of a payment gateway application covering capture, settlement, fees, reserves, and reporting relied on by finance.
A focused examination of whether settlement files, bank receipts, and the merchant ledger close cleanly for a defined sample window.
Trace MDR, interchange, FX markups, and reserve holds from gateway fee reports into the accounts that finance actually books.
“They walked our settlement file line by line against our ERP. The fee mapping table alone explained a three-month variance we had been chasing.”
Read client storiesPractical writing on reconciliation, gateway fee structures, and audit preparation.
What to stage before fieldwork so a financial audit of your payment gateway application spends time on findings, not file hunting.
A checklist finance can own when a payment gateway application or processor path switches — before volume makes surprises expensive.
Blended rates, FX points, and reserve releases quietly reshape gateway fee reports — here is what to check before renegotiation.