In the previous article, we shared the definition of clearing and settlement, accounting treatment, etc. In fact, it sums up 1234567 seven numbers. How to understand? Let's take a look at the author's sharing.
Two days ago, I wrote a 10,000-word long article, which deeply analyzed the principle of clearing and settlement accounting processing of payment institutions.
To sum up, it is "1 picture, 2 lines, 3 in transit, 4 paragraphs, 5 accounts, 7 links", 6 go there, you can look for it, among them
1 picture
It is such a minimalist diagram that basically explains the full amount of business involved in the entire clearing and settlement.
2 lines
It is the two lines of income and expenditure, and when doing the settlement and accounting processing, the collection and payment are looked at independently.
3 on the way
In the whole accounting process, the three groups check the three major funds in transit, that is, the user is in transit, the payment is in transit, and the funds are in transit.
Number of 4 segments
That is, accounting data, payment data, channel clearing data, and channel settlement data.
5 Accounts
That is, there are 5 sets of accounts set up to realize the full-link accounting processing of clearing and settlement, which are merchant settlement accounts, accounts to be settled, clearing current accounts, bank accounts receivable and payable, and bank deposits.
7 links
That is, the entire clearing and settlement involves 7 major links of accounting processing, namely payment transaction link, channel clearing link, transaction error link, merchant settlement link, merchant error link, channel settlement link, and long and short payment error link.
Of course, there is also the analysis of how the global business data flows to the whole process of accounting flow and transformation.
In the end, an example is used to connect the overall accounting processing of the entire clearing and settlement "123457" in series; The solution of the case is directly refined to the field level, which is basically a nanny-level tutorial.
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