Outstanding FedNow Request for Payments
How to determine monthly Outstanding FedNow Request for Payments
Request for Payment, a new standard for digital invoicing facilitating real-time payments RTP ® and FedNow ® payments that are instant, final (irrevocable - "good funds") and secure.
Calculating outstanding FedNow
requests for payments using Excel or Google Sheets involves
managing and analyzing transaction data. Keep in mind that
specific details might vary based on your organization's
processes and the nature of your data. Here's a general
guide:
Excel:
- Data Preparation:
- Organize your payment
data in a structured manner. Include relevant
details such as transaction date, payment amount,
payment status, etc.
- Filter Data:
- Use Excel filters to
view only the transactions related to FedNow
payments.
- Filter the data based
on the payment status to isolate outstanding or
pending transactions.
- Calculate Total
Outstanding Amount:
- In a new cell, use a
formula to calculate the total outstanding amount.
For example, if your payment amounts are in column
B and the status is in column C, the formula might
look like this:
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=SUMIFS(B:B, C:C, "Pending")
- Adjust the column
references based on your actual data structure.
Google Sheets:
- Data Preparation:
- Similarly, organize
your payment data in Google Sheets, ensuring
relevant details are included.
- Filter Data:
- Use the filter function
in Google Sheets to display only FedNow-related
transactions.
- Apply filters based on
payment status to show only outstanding
transactions.
- Calculate Total
Outstanding Amount:
- In a new cell, use a
formula similar to the one used in Excel. Assuming
payment amounts are in column B and the status is
in column C:
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=SUMIFS(B:B, C:C, "Pending")
- Adjust the column
references as per your data.
Additional Tips:
- Conditional Formatting:
- Apply conditional
formatting to highlight outstanding transactions
for better visual analysis.
- Pivot Tables (Optional):
- Consider using pivot
tables for a more dynamic and interactive analysis
of your payment data.
- Regular Updates:
- Update your spreadsheet
regularly to reflect the most recent transactions
and payment statuses.
- Documentation:
- Document any specific
procedures or criteria used for identifying FedNow
transactions and outstanding payments.
Always ensure that your data is
accurate and up-to-date. The specific columns and formulas
might vary based on your data structure, so adjust the
instructions according to your spreadsheet's setup. If you
encounter any challenges, refer to the documentation of
Excel or Google Sheets, or feel free to ask for more
guidance.
ACH and both FedNow Instant and Real-Time Payments Request for Payment
ISO 20022 XML Message Versions.
The versions that
NACHA and
The Clearing House Real-Time Payments system for the Response to the Request are pain.013 and pain.014
respectively. Predictability, that the U.S. Federal Reserve, via the
FedNow ® Instant Payments, will also use Request for Payment. The ACH, RTP® and FedNow ® versions are "Credit
Push Payments" instead of "Debit Pull.".
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