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Solidgate settle-batch kill is not Authorize.net settlement reject
Divide killed batches by settlement batches on one Solidgate settle export. That ratio is kill %.
Pair: Settlement-reject share on Payments. Auth.net twin: settlement-reject. Delay twin: settlement-delay days.
What you type
Settlement rejects — Solidgate settlement batches that rejected / died in the export.
Settlement batches — Settlement batches in that same Solidgate settle export.
Kill % = settlement rejects ÷ settlement batches × 100. Fat kill % usually means cutoff or MID setup — chase that path; never invent a kill chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing kill %. Skip dumping an Auth.net or NMI reject file into Solidgate fields. Skip folding settlement-delay days into reject counts. Skip blending MIDs when one seat owns the kill pile.
Related: Payments, settlement-reject, settlement-delay days, NMI batch reject.
Procedure
- Type settlement rejects and settlement batches.
- Read reject %.
- Fix cutoffs / MID setup when reject % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing reject %.
- Dumping an Auth.net or NMI reject file into Solidgate fields.
- Folding settlement-delay days into reject counts.
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
- Settlement-reject share %
- Settlement rejects ÷ Settlement batches × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this Authorize.net settlement-reject share?
- Different stack book. [Settlement-reject share](/manuals/authorize-net-settlement-reject-share) reads Authorize.net. Here you only divide Solidgate killed batches by Solidgate settlement batches.
- Is this Solidgate settlement-delay days?
- Sibling Solidgate clock. [Settlement-delay days](/manuals/solidgate-settlement-delay-days) is capture day to settle day. This page is settlement batches that died before funds moved.
- What kill % should I invent?
- None. Pull settlement rejects and settlement batches from the same Solidgate settle export.