The vFulfill Wallet keeps track of all your payments, charges and refunds on the platform. This glossary explains the different types of wallet transactions, so you can easily understand where your money is going and why.
Use this guide to make sense of your wallet activity anytime.
📍Note : The service charges shown in this article doesn’t include GST. GST will be added based on whether your account uses vFulfill’s GST or your own GST number.
Credit (✅): Money added to your wallet, either from refunds, remittances, or manual adjustments.
Debit (−): Money deducted from your wallet for fees, payments for services or withdrawal.
Reserved Funds: Funds that are reserved for upcoming RTO-related charges such as RTO handling fee and shipping fee.
A) Addition of Funds (Wallet Recharge) :
All the transactions mentioned below are created when you add money to your vFulfill Wallet using any of the available deposit methods.
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1. Standard Bank Transfer |
This transaction is created when you add funds to your vFulfill Wallet using a regular bank-to-bank transfer (NEFT/IMPS/RTGS).
Additional Charges : Not applied |
Amount is added to your vFulfill Wallet within 1–2 business days after verification by our team.
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2. Razor Pay |
This transaction is created when you add funds to your vFulfill Wallet using Razorpay’s payment gateway.
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Amount reflects in your vFulfill Wallet instantly once the Razorpay payment is successfully completed.
✅ Credit |
3. Wallet Recharge Service Fee |
It represents the 3.5% payment gateway fee charged by Razorpay on the deposited amount. |
Whenever funds are added through the Razorpay method.
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4. Stripe (International Partners) |
This transaction is created when an international partner adds funds to their vFulfill Wallet using Stripe’s international payment gateway. |
✅ Credit |
B) Sourcing & Storage Charges :
All the transactions mentioned below are created when a product is sourced through vFulfill.
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C) Confirmation Related Charges (Optional) :
If you choose to have vFulfill confirm your orders before shipping and handle NDR (Non-Delivery Reports), the following charges will apply. These are only charged if you opt in for this service.
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2. Wingman Order Fee |
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D) Fulfillment & Shipping Charges :
All the transactions mentioned below are created when an order is placed and are processed immediately.
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1. Order Fulfillment Fee |
It includes picking the items from the warehouse shelf(outbound handling), printing labels, and packaging the products safely in a box packaging.
It covers all activities related to preparing an order for dispatch.
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E) Post Delivery Charges :
If your order is delivered, the below charges will occur based on your KYC type.
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This is the cash collected by the delivery partner from your customers for COD orders.
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Orders delivered by Tuesday are remitted on Thursday evening.
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How it's calculated: |
It is Processed and deducted from your wallet in the next COD remittance cycle. |
3. Platform Convenience Fee |
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It is Processed and deducted from your wallet in the next COD remittance cycle. |
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It is Processed and deducted from your wallet in the next COD remittance cycle. |
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How it's calculated: |
It is Processed and deducted from your wallet in the next COD remittance cycle. |
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It represents the 3.5% payment gateway fee charged on the prepaid amount collected using vFulfill’s payment gateway. |
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F) Return to Origin (RTO) Charges :
If your order is NOT delivered, the below charges will occur.
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When the order is marked as RTO. |
G)Other Service-Related Transactions :
All the transactions mentioned below are created when you use additional services offered by vFulfill.
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1. Order Reverse Pickup (RVP) Fee |
This fee is charged when you initiate an RVP request for a delivered order.
The system auto-calculates the fee based on the number of items you request for pickup.
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Charged immediately when the RVP request is initiated.
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2. Inventory RTV Fee (Return to Vendor) |
This fee is charged when you request to move your remaining inventory out of the vFulfill warehouse.
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Charged when the RTV request is initiated by the vFulfill team from the backend.
− Debit |
3. Lost Claims |
vFulfill credits the claim amount for shipments marked Lost by the delivery partner.
How it's calculated: Processed as per vFulfill’s Lost Claim Policy.
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Created when the order is marked as Lost on tracking page.
Credited on the last day of every month for all orders marked Lost in the previous month.
✅ Credit |
4. Ad Account Recharge Fee (Optional) |
This transaction is created only when you inform your account manager to recharge your Meta/Google Ad Account. |
Applied when you request the recharge and the vFulfill team deducts the amount manually.
− Debit |
H) Fund Withdrawals :
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1. Fund Withdrawal |
This transaction is created when you request to withdraw money from your vFulfill Wallet to your bank account.
The requested amount is held immediately when you confirm the withdrawal.
Charges: No additional charges from vFulfill (bank fees, if any, may apply separately).
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Amount is credited to your bank account within 1–2 business days after verification by our team.
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I) Refund & Adjustment Entries :
This ransaction is created only when vFulfill needs to refund, adjust, or correct a charge that was applied earlier.
They are always case-specific and only appear when a charge needs to be reversed for genuine operational reasons.
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1. Manual Settlement |
This transaction is created when a specific credit or debit needs to be added manually to your wallet, and it does not fall under any existing transaction head.
This is only done after your confirmation.
Can be ✅ Credit or − Debit
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Conclusion :
Your wallet is the financial heartbeat of your vFulfill account, and understanding each transaction head helps you manage your costs more confidently.
Anytime you notice a debit, credit, or reversal, you can refer back to this glossary to instantly understand what it means and why it happened.
If you have any questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out to our support team.