Glossary

Suspended Batch

A suspended batch refers to a state in which a batch of transactions is not released to the interchange system due to issues detected by the host computer. When a batch is suspended, it means that there are problems that prevent the transactions from being processed and settled as usual. These issues require human intervention to resolve before the batch can be successfully settled.

Key points about suspended batches include:

In summary, a suspended batch is a state where a batch of transactions is held back from the interchange system due to detected issues that require human intervention to resolve. This suspension ensures that only accurate and complete transaction data is processed, but it also necessitates timely resolution to avoid delays in transaction settlement and impacts on cash flow.

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