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Owner Statement Summary Box Details

Understanding the Owner Statement Summary in VRTrust

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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


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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