Viewing Individual Transaction Details

Summary: Learn how to access detailed information about individual transactions and understand the meaning of various transaction statuses and error messages to effectively manage your organization's financial activity. 


Before You Begin

  • You must have an Admin account with Giving permissions to view transaction details.


Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Click on Giving in the main menu.

  2. Select Transactions from the sub-menu.

  3. Click on an individual transaction in the list.

    • This will open the Transaction Details popup on the right-hand side of the screen.

  4. Review the information in the Transaction Details tab.

    • Here you can view the Account, Payment Method, Transaction Date and Time, Deposit Date, Fund name, Fees, Refunds, Net Amount, and Status.

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Troubleshooting & FAQs

  • What does "Succeeded" mean?: The transaction was successful and will be deposited in the next available deposit window. Note: Once deposited, your bank may take an additional 24 hours to show the funds.

  • What does "Pending" mean?: The transaction is verifying payment details. Credit/Debit cards take 1-3 business days; ACH/Bank Transfers take 4-10 business days, depending on the institution.

  • Why is a transaction "Failed"?: This occurs due to expired cards, insufficient funds, etc. Donors are notified via email (recurring) or in-app (one-time). Admins can view the specific Failure Reason within the transaction view.

  • What does "Requires Action" mean?: The payment needs additional authentication (usually 3D Secure/3DS). The donor must confirm their identity (code, app, text) for the payment to succeed.

  • What does "Dispute Pending" mean?: The donor or their bank has disputed the charge. Funds are held by Stripe during the investigation. You may submit evidence to contest the dispute.

  • Error Message: "Unique error detected" or "Error detected": Tithely encountered a generic error. The donor should try the transaction again.