Understanding Balance Consolidation

WEpayments is implementing balance unification – combining Payin (incoming) and Payout (outgoing) balances into a single consolidated balance. This update simplifies financial management by providing a more complete and integrated view of all movements.

What changes?

Before	After
Payin and Payout balances shown separately	Single unified balance
Separate statements for each transaction type	All transactions in one statement (Account > Statement)
No consolidated view of total funds	Clear, bank-statement-like format

In the new unified statement:

Payout transactions appear as debits
Payin transactions appear as credits
Fees and other transaction types are detailed, similar to a bank statement

Key benefits

Benefit	What it means for you
Consolidated view	Monitor total balance and all movements in one place
Simplified experience	Easier to understand and manage your transactions
Automation ready	New API endpoints make integration practical

API integration (V2)

New endpoints are available in our V2 API documentation:

Endpoint	Purpose
Get balance	Retrieve the unified balance
Get statement	Fetch consolidated transaction history

💡 If you currently use automation based on separate Payin/Payout statements, we recommend adapting to the new unified format.

Impact on reconciliation

With consolidated balance:

All incoming and outgoing transactions are integrated into a single balance
Both credits and debits are accounted for together
No need to monitor separate balances for each transaction type

​What changes?

​In the new unified statement:

​Key benefits

​API integration (V2)

​Impact on reconciliation

What changes?

In the new unified statement:

Key benefits

API integration (V2)

Impact on reconciliation