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Argyle pay-rail auth expire is not SeamlessChex ACH-auth expire

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AG auth-expire % asks how many Argyle pay-rail auths die before capture on one pay-rail cut. Expired holds count. Every Argyle authorization in that cut sits under.

Pair: Auth-expire share on Payments. ACH twin: SeamlessChex ACH-auth expire. Batch twin: batch-reject share.

What you type

Auth expires — Argyle pay-rail auths that expired before capture in the cut.

Auths — Argyle authorizations in that same pay-rail cut.

AG auth-expire % = auth expires ÷ auths × 100. A fat AG auth-expire % usually means capture lag past the pay-rail hold — chase that clock before you widen the auth window. Never invent an AG auth-expire chip.

What not to do

Do not invent AG auth-expire %. Do not paste a SeamlessChex ACH-expire or Spreedly vault-drop or Primer hold-timeout file into Argyle fields. Do not treat batch rejects or reserve holds as auth expires. Do not blend MIDs when one pay-rail seat owns the dead holds.

Related: Payments, SeamlessChex ACH-auth expire, batch-reject share, reserve-hold share.

Procedure

  1. Type auth expires and auths.
  2. Read AG auth-expire %.
  3. Chase pay-rail capture lag when AG auth-expire % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing AG auth-expire %.
  • Pasting a SeamlessChex ACH-expire or Spreedly vault-drop or Primer hold-timeout file into Argyle fields.
  • Treating batch rejects or reserve holds as auth expires.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

AG auth-expire %
Auth expires ÷ Auths × 100.

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FAQ

Is this SeamlessChex auth-expire share?
ACH hold vs pay-rail auth. [Auth-expire share](/manuals/seamless-auth-expire-share) reads SeamlessChex ACH-auth expires. Here both counts are Argyle pay-rail rows.
Is this Argyle batch-reject share?
Settlement file refuse vs dead holds. [Batch-reject share](/manuals/argyle-batch-reject-share) is rejected settlement batches. This page is pay-rail auths that expired before capture.
What AG auth-expire % should I invent?
None. Pull auth expires and auths from the same Argyle pay-rail cut.