Bank Payment

A Bank Payment records the money paid from the organization’s bank account. It captures payment details, linked documents, and account entries for accurate expense tracking and reconciliation.

Bank Payment – Field Details

Primary Document Details

  • Bank Account – Select the bank account from which the payment is made.

  • Payment Method – Choose the mode of payment.

  • Payment Date – Date on which payment is made.

  • Transaction ID – Unique identifier/reference number for this payment transaction.

  • Document Series – Select the document/voucher series under which the payment is recorded.

  • Clearance Date – Date when the payment is cleared from the bank.

  • Remark – Add notes or remarks regarding the payment (optional).

  • Currency – Currency of the receipt (default: Organization Currency set).

  • Exchange Rate – Applicable when the payment is made in foreign currency.

Items Section

  • Suppliers / GL – Select the supplier or GL account to which the payment is being made.

  • Document Number – Reference document against which payment is made.

  • Total (Before Tax) – Amount before applying tax.

  • Total Tax – Tax amount (if applicable).

  • Total Amount – Amount including tax.

  • Remaining Amount – Balance left to be paid against the document.

  • Amount – Enter the actual amount being paid in this transaction.

  • Add Item – Add multiple suppliers/documents under one payment.

Additional Details – Account Entry

  • Ledger – Displays the ledgers affected by the transaction.

  • Credit – Credit entry for the payment.

  • Debit – Debit entry for the payment.

  • Total – Must balance between debit and credit.

Actions

  • Submit – Save and post the bank payment entry.

  • Cancel – Discard the current entry.

Workflow & Rules

  • Bank Account, Payment Method, Payment Date, Transaction ID, Currency, and Document Series are mandatory.

  • The Amount entered must not exceed the Remaining Amount of the selected document.

  • Debit and Credit entries must be balanced for posting.

  • Exchange rate is required for non-INR transactions.

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