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Understanding your Xendit invoices

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Each month, you’ll receive your Xendit invoice that contains a comprehensive breakdown of all fees and applicable transactions. Here's a breakdown of how these invoices work, how to access them, and how to understand their contents.

Invoice issuance

  • Invoices: All Xendit customers receive an invoice for the billing month between the 3rd and 5th of the following month. For example, transactions made during May will have an invoice sent by June 5th.

  • Tax Invoices: Tax Invoices are sent between the 9th and 10th of the following month. For example, the Tax Invoice for May transactions will be sent by June 10th. This mandatory document serves as proof that local taxes on Xendit fees have been paid.

How to download your invoice

You can download your Xendit invoices using either of the following methods:

Via your dashboard

  1. Navigate to Settings > Billing Statements

  2. Click the three dots on the right side of your bill

  3. Select Download Invoice

Via email

  1. Set up email recipients for billing-related emails:

    1. Go to Settings > Email Recipients

    2. Click + Add Recipient to open a pop-up window

    3. Enter your email address in the Email Recipient field

    4. Tick the Invoices checkbox under the "Receive the following reports" section

  2. Once set up, you will receive an email with a link to download your invoice and billing report by the 7th of each month

Understanding your invoice

Your invoice contains a summary of all the transactions that are billed in a billing month. It will outline the quantity and volume of transactions that were processed by Xendit over the course of the billing month.

  1. Business name and business legal address

  2. Invoice details

    1. PKP

    2. NPWP

    3. Issuing date

    4. Invoice period

    5. Invoice number

  3. Summary of the invoice

    1. Invoice period

    2. Total payable

    3. Payment due date

  4. Product level calculation
    This table contains all the products you have used in the billing month with the corresponding billed amount calculated

Term

Definition or description

Calculation method

Product Category

The category of product your business utilized (e.g Money In, Money Out, xenPlatform)

As recorded over the billing period

Product

The breakdown of the method or payment channel your business used to receive payment

As recorded over the billing period

Unit Price

The agreed upon fee rate per transaction for the particular product. (Refer to the consented fee on PKS / Service Agreement) or any other applicable Addendums)

As stated on contractual agreement on the PKS (Service Agreement)

Quantity

The number of billed transactions recorded over the billing period for the particular product

As recorded over the billing period

Transaction Volume

The billed transaction amount recorded over the billing period for the particular product

As recorded over the billing period

Billed Amount

The calculated total amount of fees for the product (excluding VAT charges)

Fixed fee: Unit price quantity
Percentage fee: Unit price volume


5. Fees paid deduction calculation

This table contains all the fees you have paid to Xendit including VAT, which contributes to the calculation of your final total payable.

Term

Definition or Description

Calculation Method

Subtotal

The sum total of the Billed Amount

Sum (Billed Amount)

Value Added Tax

Tax on the consumption of goods and services which commonly expressed as a percentage of the subtotal value

% * Sum (Billed Amount)

Deduction

The total fees paid including VAT from your Xendit cash balance

Sum (Deduction Amount)

Rounding

Adjustment due to the rounding of numbers for display purpose

Total Payable

The sum of total remaining fees and VAT charges that will need to be settled

Subtotal + VAT + Deduction + Rounding


6. Invoice payment instructions

Refer to How to Pay Bills for more information on settling your Xendit invoices.