Real-Time Allocation of Loopit Invoice Credits via Stripe
When using Stripe as your payment gateway through Loopit, a small portion of each transaction is automatically allocated in real time toward your Loopit invoice. This reduces your invoice balance at the end of the billing period and supports a more predictable and transparent billing experience.
How it works
Each time a Stripe payment is processed through the Loopit platform, a portion of the transaction (typically 2.5%) is automatically set aside and credited against your Loopit invoice.
This appears on your Stripe payout reports as a line item called “Loopit Application Fee.” These allocations are pooled throughout the month and reflected as a credit note on your next Loopit invoice.
For example, allocations collected throughout July will appear as a credit on your July invoice, issued in early August.
This allocation applies only to payments processed through Stripe via Loopit. Other payment methods (such as direct debit, EFT or BPay) are not included in this mechanism.
Purpose of Real-Time Allocation
This real-time allocation approach supports:
Reduced end-of-month payments by offsetting part of your invoice balance automatically
Simplified reconciliation, with clearer visibility into how and when platform fees are collected
Operational continuity, especially during periods of high transaction volume
All other charges on your invoice (e.g. for fleet, checks, telematics or insurance add-ons) will continue to appear in full. The allocated Stripe amounts are applied automatically as part-payment.
In the case of arrears
If your account falls into arrears, the real-time allocation is temporarily increased to 4.5% of each Stripe transaction. This consists of:
The standard 2.5% platform fee, plus
An additional 2% prepayment to assist in reducing the overdue balance
Once your account is back in good standing, the allocation reverts to the standard 2.5%.
This process is automated and ensures continued service while supporting gradual recovery of any overdue amounts.
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