This report lists the held transactions that caused a client to overdraw his/her account.
When to Use
Use this report if you have a client asking why he/she received overdraft fees when in Xperience his/her account visibly has enough funds available to cover items that present.
How do I Search?
- Choose the processing date the items were rejected.
- Search by the client's account number.
Example
A client calls in on 2/7/20 asking why he received six $35 overdraft fees when he had enough available funds to cover his transactions.
- Pull the account number (10000546613) in Xperience.
- Look at 2/7/20 in the history to see the fee.
- Pull up the exception items - EIP History to view the rejected items.
- Pull the ATHLD 01R report from 2/6/20, because that is the night that the items were rejected.
- To see what debit card transactions were being held against the available balance during processing, search by the account number.
Explain to the client that on 2/6/20, he/she had several pending pre-auths holding against the account’s available balance during end of day processing. They were as follows:
$324.00
$10.00
$722.00
$77.53
$128.5
$68.41
$11.96
$70.16
$10.34
$171.52
$9.89
$184.80
$722.00
Although these transactions were not presented for payment until later dates (between 2/7/20-2/10/20), the pre-auths for these transactions took place before end of day processing on 2/6/20. The overdraft fees were charged after the transactions brought the client's balance to $1756.92. However, because of the pre-auths, the client's available balance was -$264.75. The amount of debits presenting for payment totaled $464.44. Because of this, the account was assessed overdraft fees.
Previous day's balance: $2,256.36
Pre-Authorizations Total Amount: $2,521.11-
Processing amount available with Pre-Auths: -$264.75
Total amount of Transactions presenting for payment: 464.44-
Account balance: -$729.19