Branch Funded Reserve

Applies to all editions

This tab tracks the branch's own reserve , money the branch itself puts in: opening balances, promotional or goodwill grants, and manual adjustments. Cash that partners deposit does not flow through here; this is branch-funded money only. A KPI tile shows the current reserve balance, and the table below lists every reserve movement (date, type, direction, reason, amount, running balance, partner involved, and who recorded it).

From this tab you also fund and correct partner wallets. There are three actions:

Add reserve funds

Operator guide

Branch-funded reserve balance and movement history

This tab tracks the branch's own reserve , money the branch itself puts in: opening balances, promotional or goodwill grants, and manual adjustments. Cash that partners deposit does not flow through here; this is branch-funded money only. A KPI tile shows the current reserve balance, and the table below lists every reserve movement (date, type, direction, reason, amount, running balance, partner involved, and who recorded it).

From this tab you also fund and correct partner wallets. There are three actions:

Add reserve funds

Records money into (or, with a negative amount, out of) the branch-funded reserve , used for opening balances, promotional credit, and manual adjustments.

Field What it does
Amount Amount to add; a negative value removes from the reserve.
Payment method / account / mode Proof of the cash movement.
Description Why , shown in the audit trail.

Top up partner wallet

Puts credit into a partner's wallet. You can pick a partner (or the tab is locked to one if you came from a partner's page), and choose a funding source:

  • Branch-funded (default) , the branch provides the money, with cash-intake proof.
  • Parent wallet transfer , an upline partner's wallet funds it (shown only when the partner has a parent).

For branch-funded top-ups there are three funding types:

Funding type What it does
Add wallet credit Fresh credit the partner receives immediately.
Settle receivable The amount is auto-applied (oldest first) to the partner's outstanding on-credit receivables; any excess becomes fresh wallet credit.
Issue on credit Credit is given before payment, creating a Partner Receivable. Requires the partner to have a credit limit and an active credit-hold status.

You supply the amount, the cash-intake method/account/mode (for branch-funded top-ups that are not on-credit), and a description. The action runs as a review → confirm two-step.

Adjust partner wallet

A manual correction to a partner's wallet balance, in either direction.

Field What it does
Direction Credit (increase) or Debit (decrease).
Amount How much to adjust (greater than zero).
Reason code Opening-balance correction (fresh wallets only), under-credited, over-credited, or other.
Notes Required audit context.
Allow negative Lets a debit take the balance below zero , only if you hold the elevated negative-adjustment permission.

A live preview shows the resulting balance (red if it would go negative). Without the negative-balance permission, a debit that would go below zero is blocked.