Reconcile Worldpay in QuickBooks Online — Complete Fee Matching

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Reconcile Complete

QuickBooks Journal Entries Format
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Reconcile your Worldpay settlements in QuickBooks Online. Track processing and scheme fees, match transfer settlements, and close your books accurately.

No API required
Browser-based processing
Run on Google Cloud Platform

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Sample Worldpay Settlement Report

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Tool Rating

4.4 / 5 (45 votes)

How It Works

1

Download Settlement Report

Worldpay Business Manager → Reports → Settlement/Reconciliation Report

2

Convert to Journal Entries

Upload here, configure your QuickBooks account names

3

Import to QuickBooks

Settings → Import Data → Journal Entries → Upload converted file

4

Reconcile

Match journal entry net amounts to Worldpay bank deposits

Why Worldpay Reconciliation Is Challenging

Complex Fee Structure

Worldpay (now FIS) charges multiple types of fees: processing fees, scheme fees, interchange fees, and sometimes additional service charges. Each settlement combines hundreds of transactions with different fee structures. Without proper tracking, you lose visibility into your actual payment processing costs.

How This Tool Helps

We convert Worldpay Settlement Reports into proper Journal Entries: - Gross amounts credited to Revenue - Processing fees (Worldpay charges) debited to Fees expense - Passthrough fees (Scheme/Interchange) debited to Interchange expense - Net amount debited to Bank (matches deposit) Each transfer settlement becomes a balanced journal entry for easy bank reconciliation.

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Field Mapping

How Worldpay Reconciliation fields map to Quickbooks Online Journal Entry

Worldpay Reconciliation Source Value Quickbooks Online Journal Entry Target Value Note
Transfer ID XFER-1234567890 JournalNo XFER-1234567890 Transfer identifier prefixed with WP-
Gross Amount 100.00 Credits 100.00 Sales income (revenue account)
Worldpay Fees 1.50 Debits 1.50 Worldpay processing fees expense
Passthrough Fees 1.70 Debits 1.70 Interchange fees expense
Net Amount 96.80 Debits 96.80 Bank deposit (net amount after all fees)

Why Use This Tool?

Fee Tracking

Worldpay fees and Passthrough fees tracked separately.

Transfer Aggregation

One journal entry per transfer for clean books.

Bank Reconciliation Ready

Net amounts match Worldpay deposits exactly.

Payment Tracking

Worldpay Payment IDs preserved in memos.

Chargeback Handling

Chargebacks tracked separately with correct accounting.

Multi-Currency

Handle settlements in multiple currencies.

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Data Transformation

Each transfer creates multiple journal entry lines (debits and credits) that balance to zero

Input Worldpay Transfer Batch

Aggregated transactions for one bank deposit

Key columns: Transfer ID, Transfer Date, Gross Amount, Net Amount
1:N — One input row creates multiple output rows
Output Journal Entry Lines 3-5 rows per input

Multiple balanced lines for proper double-entry accounting

DR Bank Deposit Net amount deposited to bank
DR Worldpay Fees Worldpay processing fees tracked as expense
DR Passthrough Fees Interchange fees tracked as expense (if split_fees enabled)
CR Sales Income Gross sales revenue before fees
All journal entries are balanced (total debits = total credits)

Common Journal Entry Import Errors

Issues you might encounter when importing Reconciliation Report data to Journal Entry - and how we solve them

Journal Entry Out of Balance

Debits don't equal credits for a transfer journal entry

Check for rounding errors or missing transactions in the transfer. Verify all transactions in the Worldpay export are included.

Transactions Without Transfer ID

Some transactions don't have a Transfer ID, making grouping impossible

Ensure you're using the Reconciliation or Settlement Report (not Transaction Report). These reports include Transfer IDs.

Split Fees Requires Two Accounts

Split fees option is enabled but only one fee account is configured

When splitting fees, configure separate expense accounts for Worldpay Fees and Passthrough/Interchange Fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on your needs. Splitting gives detailed visibility into costs (useful for negotiations) but creates more expense accounts. Combining into one account is simpler for most businesses.
Each journal entry is named with the Transfer ID. Find this ID in your Worldpay dashboard or bank deposit description to match entries.
Process each currency's settlement separately and set the appropriate bank account for each. This keeps multi-currency accounting clean.
Chargebacks are debited to your sales account (reducing revenue) along with any chargeback fees debited to expenses.
Yes. After FIS acquired Worldpay, the settlement report format remained compatible. This tool works with both legacy Worldpay and FIS Worldpay reports.