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Orders are the source of truth for the customer purchase. Finance shows how eligible Card / USD sales affect your available balance.

List, filter, and export

The Orders table shows order ID, customer, amount, payment method, status, and time. Filter by status, product, and date range, or clear all filters. CSV export uses the active filters and the export limit shown in the dialog.

Follow a payment

1

Customer pays

The customer completes checkout through the public Anyway payment link.
2

Order becomes paid

Anyway processes payment events idempotently so duplicate or out-of-order events do not create duplicate orders or move a paid order back to pending.
3

Finance records the sale

Eligible Card / USD sales are added to Finance asynchronously.
A paid order can appear in Orders shortly before its Finance transaction appears. This short delay is expected because financial posting runs asynchronously.

Match records by order ID

For each Card / USD sale, compare: The fee configuration in effect when the buyer pays is used for that order. Later pricing changes only affect future orders.

Order details

  • Platform-collected Card / USD orders show the customer amount, Anyway fee, net earnings, card details and checks, and a payment timeline. Finance ledger entries are looked up by order ID.
  • Crypto orders show status, product, amount, email, note, merchant reference, chain, payment link, transaction hash, and an explorer link when available.

Different payment methods

  • An incomplete or unsuccessful checkout is not recorded as a completed sale.
  • Crypto, x402, and credit activity use their own balance or activity views and are not included in the Card / USD Finance ledger.
Do not fulfill solely from a browser redirect. Verify the order through your server or a signed webhook and make fulfillment idempotent.

Need help matching a payment?

Send the order ID—not full card, bank, identity, or passport details—to support@anyway.sh.