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GrabPay is everyday money in Malaysia — small amounts, high volume, at the counter and at checkout. SmartB matches the settlement side back to the orders, so a batched wallet payout stops being a figure nobody can break down.
A GrabPay payment is a few taps at the counter or at checkout, and that is the point — fast, ordinary, and repeated all day. The settlement is the opposite: a long run of small transactions collapsed into one figure, net of charges, spanning outlets and channels that keep their own records. Matching a day’s takings to a wallet payout by eye is slow work, and small differences hide easily among small amounts.
What SmartB does
Settlement and payout data is pulled into SmartB and matched against the sales it covers, so the wallet deposit is explained line by line rather than accepted whole.
The same wallet pays you in store and online. SmartB brings outlet takings and web orders into one record so wallet revenue is not reported twice in two systems.
Per-transaction deductions barely register on one sale and matter a great deal across thousands. SmartB carries them onto the orders that caused them.
Reversals settle on their own terms and are the usual reason a wallet payout stops agreeing with the day’s sales. They are reconciled as first-class events, not adjustments.
Wallet, card, online banking and BNPL sit together in SmartB, so you can see the mix rather than a set of disconnected reports.
Today you bring your GrabPay transaction and settlement data into SmartB and reconcile it against outlet and online orders, with charges and reporting in one place. Automatic sync with GrabPay is on our roadmap, so settlements arrive without anyone exporting them.
Join the sync waitlistBring your GrabPay transaction and settlement data in, reconcile it against your orders, and run invoicing and reporting from the same place. Direct automatic sync is coming soon.
Yes. Outlet takings and online orders sit in one record, so wallet revenue is reported once and reconciled against a single set of sales.
Because it arrives as one figure, net of charges, covering many small sales. Until it is broken back down, the deposit matches nothing in your records and the cost of the payment method never reaches the order.
Yes — with deductions attributed at order level, the payment mix and its cost can be compared on the same basis across the business.
See how SmartB matches GrabPay settlements to your counter and online sales.
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