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Your Wallet

Your wallet tracks the small differences between the amount you were invoiced and the amount that was actually paid out when an employee's salary is in a different currency than your invoice. Those exchange-rate differences accumulate as a wallet balance that automatically offsets your future invoices.

Finding Your Wallet

The wallet is not in the left sidebar. You can reach it from your Home dashboard or by going directly to /employer/wallet.

The first time you open it before any cross-currency activity has occurred, you'll see a message that no wallet has been created yet. A wallet is created automatically the first time your invoice currency differs from an employee's salary currency.

Your Balance

The balance card at the top shows your current balance and what it means:

BalanceWhat it means
Positive (green)We collected more from you than was actually paid out at the market rate. This credit offsets your next invoice.
Negative (red)We collected less from you than was actually paid out at the market rate. This amount is added to your next invoice.
ZeroYour invoiced amounts and actual payouts have balanced out. Nothing to carry forward.

You don't need to top up or withdraw from the wallet. The balance is settled automatically against your invoices over time.

Recent Transactions

Below the balance, a table lists the activity that moved your balance. Each row shows:

ColumnDescription
DateWhen the transaction was recorded
TypeThe kind of transaction (see below)
DescriptionA short explanation of the entry
AmountThe amount added (positive) or deducted (negative) from your balance
Invoiced rateThe exchange rate used when you were invoiced
Actual rateThe exchange rate at which the payout was actually converted
Payroll runA link to the related payroll run, where one applies

Transaction Types

TypeWhat it represents
Invoice issuedAn invoice was raised that contributes to the wallet calculation
Invoice offsetA wallet balance was applied to reduce an invoice
FX reconciliationThe difference between the invoiced rate and the actual conversion rate was reconciled
FX adjustmentA manual or corrective adjustment to your balance

When the invoiced rate and the actual rate differ, comparing the two columns shows you exactly why a reconciliation entry credited or debited your wallet.