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Owner Statement Summary Box Details

Understanding the Owner Statement Summary in VRTrust

Owner statements in VRTrust include a top-level summary that provides a clear breakdown of your financial position for a given period. This summary helps you quickly understand how the final payout amount is calculated.

Where to Find the Statement Summary

To view the statement summary:

  1. Go to Statements from the Owner Portal

  2. Open an Owner Statement

  3. Locate the summary box in the right-hand corner


How the Statement Summary Works

The summary box walks through each step of your payout calculation:

1. Balance Start

The Balance Start represents the beginning balance for the statement period.

  • It reflects the ending balance from the previous month’s statement

  • If this is the first month of ownership, it will reflect any opening balances

  • If there is no prior balance, this value will be zero

Note: A tooltip will indicate when the Balance Start value originated from listing opening balances settings.


2. Payouts

This line shows any payouts made to you during the current statement period. (For example, if you received a payout for January during the month of February, it would appear here.)

  • If this value is zero, it means no payouts were issued during the month


3. Balance Forward

Balance Forward = Balance Start – Payouts

This represents the remaining balance carried into the current period after any payouts.


4. Net Revenue and Expenses

  • Net Revenue includes all income generated during the period

  • Expenses include all costs incurring in the statement period


5. Balance End

Balance End = Balance Forward + Net Revenue – Expenses

This is your balance before any reserves are applied.


6. Reserves (if applicable)

  • The Reserve amount is subtracted from the Balance End

  • This helps ensure funds are retained for future expenses or obligations


7. Available Balance

The Available Balance is the final payable amount.

  • This reflects the Balance End after reserves are deducted


Why This Matters

This summary gives you a clear, step-by-step view of how your payout is calculated—making it easier to validate your numbers and gain confidence in your numbers.

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