Money Saved Overview — Report documentation
Purpose
The Money Saved report (Money Saved Overview) shows how much your organization saves on PSP fees by routing transactions from an initial (FTD) PSP account to a trusted (TRUSTED) PSP account. It is for finance and commercial teams who need to see total savings, savings by brand or PSP, and how fee rates compare between the initial and final paths. Use it to explain or analyse money saved at a glance, by period, by PSP pair, or by brand.
What data this report uses
This report uses the Money Saved data source. That data source contains one row per successful transaction that was routed from an initial (FTD) PSP account to a trusted (TRUSTED) PSP account, with the fee that would have been charged on the initial account, the fee actually charged on the trusted account, and the difference (money saved). For full field definitions and how the numbers are produced, see Money Saved — User Guide.
Report-level filters
These filters apply to the whole report and are typically shown at the top. They narrow which transactions and time period are included.
Filter | What it does | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
Initial PSP | Restricts to transactions where the initial (FTD) PSP matches the selected value (e.g. COLIBRIX). | Choose one or more initial PSPs when you want to focus on savings from specific “from” accounts. |
Final PSP | Restricts to transactions where the trusted (TRUSTED) PSP matches the selected value (e.g. DNS). | Choose one or more final PSPs to see savings only for those “to” accounts. |
Include PSPs Missing fees? | When false, rows where fee configuration was missing for either the initial or trusted account are excluded. When true, those rows are included (numbers may be incomplete for them). Default: false. | Leave at false for reliable “total money saved” and fee comparisons; set true only if you need to include all transactions and accept that some fee figures may be missing. |
Date / Date range (e.g. Date From, Date To, or “is in the last 7 days”) | Restricts to transactions in the selected period. Default: last full month. | Set the range (e.g. Feb 1–28, 2026) or a relative range (e.g. last 7 days, last 1 year) to report savings for that period. |
Resource-level filters
If any filter is applied only to a single visual (e.g. one table or chart) and not to the whole report, it would be listed here with the resource name and what it does. For the standard Money Saved Overview layout, all filters described above are report-level; there are no separate resource-level filters to document.
Summary scorecards (key metrics)
The report includes a row of summary cards that show totals and rates for the filtered period and selection:
Estimated Savings — Total money saved (sum of initial fee minus trusted fee) in the selected period. This is the total amount saved by using the trusted path instead of the initial path.
AVG. % Saved per trx — Average share of the initial fee that was saved by using the trusted path, expressed as a percentage. For example, 21% means that on average you saved 21% of what you would have paid on the initial account.
Estimated Initial PSP Fee — Total fee that would have been charged if all selected transactions had been processed on the initial (FTD) accounts.
Estimated Final PSP Fee — Total fee actually charged on the trusted (TRUSTED) accounts for the selected transactions.
AVG. % Fee of Initial — Effective fee rate of the initial path as a percentage of transaction amount (total initial fee ÷ total transaction amount).
AVG. % Fee of Final — Effective fee rate of the trusted path as a percentage of transaction amount (total trusted fee ÷ total transaction amount).
Use these cards to see at a glance total savings, average savings rate, and how the two fee rates compare.
Tables (by PSP account and by PSP)
The report can show one or more tables, depending on the view. Each table compares fees and savings; the main difference is the level of grouping.
Table by PSP account pair
This table has one row per initial and final PSP account pair (e.g. a specific FTD account and a specific TRUSTED account). It shows:
Column / label | Meaning |
|---|---|
Initial PSP Account | The initial (FTD) PSP account the transaction would have used. |
Final PSP Account | The trusted (TRUSTED) PSP account through which the transaction was completed. |
Estimated Initial PSP Fee | Total fee that would have been charged on the initial account for the transactions in that row. |
Estimated Final PSP Fee | Total fee actually charged on the trusted account for those transactions. |
Estimated Savings | Total money saved for that account pair (initial fee minus trusted fee). |
Use this table when you need to see savings at the level of specific account pairs.
Table by PSP (Initial PSP, Final PSP)
This table groups by Initial PSP and Final PSP (the extracted PSP names rather than full account identifiers). The columns are the same as above: Estimated Initial PSP Fee, Estimated Final PSP Fee, and Estimated Savings. Use it when you want to compare savings by PSP name rather than by individual account.
Table by Final PSP only
When the view is grouped only by Final PSP, the table shows one row per trusted PSP with Estimated Initial PSP Fee, Estimated Final PSP Fee, and Estimated Savings. Use it to see total savings and fee totals per final (trusted) PSP.
Chart: Estimated Savings by Brand
A bar chart shows Estimated Savings (vertical axis) by Brand (horizontal axis). Each bar is the total money saved for transactions in that brand in the filtered period. Brands are shown with their labels (e.g. Instantcasino, GoldenPanda, PuppyBet). Use this chart to see which brands contribute most to overall savings or to compare savings across brands.
How to interpret the numbers
Positive Estimated Savings — You paid less on the trusted account than you would have on the initial account; that amount is your money saved for the selected scope.
Negative Estimated Savings — You paid more on the trusted account for that scope; the number is the extra cost.
AVG. % Saved per trx — Higher values mean a larger share of the initial fee was saved on average by using the trusted path.
AVG. % Fee of Initial vs AVG. % Fee of Final — When the final percentage is lower than the initial, the trusted path has a lower effective fee rate; the gap, together with volume, drives your savings.