How to Track Your Transfers and See Where Your Money Is

How to Track Your Transfers and See Where Your Money Is
Your Square Point of Sale (POS) account’s activated. You've linked your business’s bank account. You’ve got your first day of sales under your belt — congrats! But where’s your money?
by Alise Bailey Sep 27, 2021 — 1 min read
How to Track Your Transfers and See Where Your Money Is

Your Square Point of Sale (POS) account’s activated. You’ve linked your business’s bank account. You’ve got your first day of sales under your belt — congrats!

But where’s your money?

When you’ll see that money land in your account varies depending on how you set up transfers when you first set up your Square account. The default setting in your dashboard transfers your funds to your account on the next business day.

Also by default, your end-of-day is set to 5 pm Pacific/8 pm Eastern depending on your location.

But these default settings aren’t set in stone — you can customize your end-of-day to coincide with your business’s actual closing to ensure each day’s sales are included in the corresponding transfer. This customization is perfect for establishments that run beyond normal office hours, such as restaurants, taxi services, or bars.

When you set the end-of-day cutoff prior to 5 pm Pacific or 8 pm Eastern, your funds get transferred the following business day. If your end-of-day cutoff is after this time, your transfer will occur two business days later. Note: Weekends and holidays are excluded.

If this transfer time frame doesn’t work with your schedule, there are other options Square offers, such as:

 

Still have questions? Review our transfers FAQ sheet.

After you set up transfers, what if you’re still unsure when to expect your funds in your bank account? Go to your business’ Square Dashboard > Sales > Transfers section. From there, you have the option of downloading your entire transfer history, seeing your past and upcoming transfers calendar, and identifying the payments that were/are included within each transfer. To learn more about transfer reports, read the Square Help article Match Transfers to Sales.

Alise Bailey
Alise is a former editor at Square, where she wrote about how to start, run, and grow a business, highlighting our sellers around the world.

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