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The Accounting section is where you define the rules that every transaction must follow before it touches the ledger. You do this through Accounting Routes. An Accounting Route is a named, reusable rule for one kind of transaction (for example, Pix transfer, card purchase, or fee charge) that answers three operator questions:
  • Which accounts are allowed on the source side?
  • Which accounts are allowed on the destination side?
  • Which debit and credit entries should be posted when the transaction runs?
Example. A Pix transfer route can require the source to be a customer account and the destination to be a merchant account, then post a direct debit-and-credit entry between them. When someone creates a Pix transaction in Midaz, the route is what validates the accounts and writes the entries. Set Accounting Routes up after you have the main accounts and account types in place — routes are easier to model when you already know which accounts represent customers, treasury, fees, settlement, and revenue.

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Manage Accounting Routes

Configure transaction routes with operation rules and accounting scenarios in a unified wizard.