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Clover Late Capture Transaction Issues?

Late captures can result in declined transactions, additional fees, or lost sales. Understanding authorization timing is crucial for avoiding these costly mistakes.

Quick Fixes to Try Right Now

1

Understand Auth Windows

Card authorizations typically expire in 7-30 days depending on card type. Visa/MC is usually 7-8 days.

2

Capture Promptly

Capture transactions within 24-48 hours of authorization when possible to avoid issues.

3

Monitor Open Authorizations

Check your Clover dashboard regularly for open authorizations that need capture.

4

Re-authorize if Needed

If auth expires, you'll need to run the card again. Contact customer to inform them of the new charge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a late capture?
A late capture occurs when you try to capture funds after the authorization has expired, typically 7+ days after initial authorization.
What happens if I capture too late?
The transaction may be declined, or you may face additional fees. The customer's available credit was released when auth expired.
How do I avoid late capture issues?
Capture transactions daily and close batches nightly. CapClover provides guidance on proper authorization management.