The Balance Adjustment module allows the Super Admin to manually adjust a merchant wallet’s balance, supporting both increase and decrease operations. All adjustment records are kept for audit.

Page Overview

Adjustment Records Table

FieldDescription
Target WalletThe wallet whose balance is being adjusted
Transaction IDUnique internal transaction identifier
Adjustment AmountNUSD amount being adjusted
Adjustment TokenDefaults to NUSD
Adjustment TypeAdd Balance (green) / Deduct Balance (red)
Adjustment TimeTime of the operation
StatusCurrent status of the adjustment order

Filter Conditions

FilterTypeDescription
Transaction IDInputQuery by transaction ID
Transaction StatusDropdownPending Confirmation / Approved / Cancelled / Rejected / Completed / Transaction Cancelled
TimeDate RangeSelect start/end dates
Target WalletDropdownSuper Admin can filter by wallet

Operation Guide

Initiate Adjustment (Super Admin only)

1

Click the 'Adjust' button

Click the “Adjust” button at the top right of the page to open the adjustment dialog.
2

Select target wallet

Select the project wallet whose balance is to be adjusted from the dropdown. Only wallets in normal status are shown.
3

Select adjustment type

Choose “Add Balance” or “Deduct Balance”.
4

Enter amount

Enter the NUSD amount to be adjusted.
5

Confirm submission

Click OK to complete the adjustment.

Status Description

Status ValueDisplay NameColorMeaning
1Pending ConfirmationGraySubmitted, awaiting processing
2ApprovedBlueApproved
3CancelledOrangeCancelled
4RejectedRedRejected
5CompletedGreenAdjustment has taken effect

Permission Requirements

FeatureSuper AdminAdmin (Payin)Operator (Payin)Admin (Payout)Operator (Payout)
View adjustment recordsYes (All)Yes (Own project)Yes (Own project)Yes (Own project)Yes (Own project)
Initiate adjustmentYesNoNoNoNo

Notes

Balance adjustment is a highly sensitive operation that directly affects the merchant’s balance. Always confirm the amount and direction (increase/decrease) before submitting.
The “Deduct Balance” operation directly reduces the merchant’s available balance. Make sure there is a strong justification (e.g., reconciliation discrepancy correction, error fix, etc.).
Balance adjustment is typically used in the following scenarios: reconciliation discrepancy correction, offline deposit backfill, error fix, promotional credits, etc. It is recommended to confirm with the merchant before performing the adjustment.