Last updated: Dec 16, 2025, 5:54 PM
All Toast customers are required to authorize Toast access to at least one bank account through which we can send both debit and credit transactions for funds that are owed. This is in section 6.8. of the Toast Merchant Agreement. Have more questions? Check out the Toast Credit Card Processing and Billing: FAQ. If you need to adjust your bank account for your monthly billing, see Update or Add a New Bank Account in Toast Web.
Toast will bill customers for various reasons, but the most common are:
The review and approval process for account credits typically takes 5-7 business days. Once approved, refunds are deposited into the bank account on file within 3-5 business days.
Note: Credits and debits from Toast appear with "ACH Toast, INC" in the description in the bank account.
Each Toast customer is billed monthly to settle their account. The listed financial contacts (found in Toast account > Notifications & alerts > Contact settings) will be notified each month and provided a PDF of their monthly statement. This email signifies that an ACH is scheduled to process to the bank account on file. These take anywhere from approximately 2-5 business days to appear. These statements can also be viewed and downloaded at anytime by navigating to Reports > Payments > Processing statements. You can also use the Settled Deposits Daily Breakdown report in Toast Web (Reports > Payments > Settled Deposits Daily Breakdown) to monitor pending and completed deposit transactions efficiently.
Note: These statements can also be viewed and downloaded at any time by navigating to Reports > Payments > Processing statements.
An ACH may be scheduled if any credit card processing fee adjustments need to be made, whether that is a credit or debit. This will include the sum of all Toast's AMEX processing/handling fees from the billing cycle. During the credit card processing fee adjustment process, you will receive an email notification once the adjustment request is reviewed and approved. Notifications will also inform you when the credit has been applied to your account or deposited.
You can review the Processing Statements report in Toast Web at any time (Reports > Payments > Processing statements). This report will list ALL transactions (credit or debit) that Toast has initiated within the month selected. On page 1, you'll find a summary of all captured credit card batches within the billing period. The Primary Account Balance and Credit Card Balance amounts will be ACH'd directly from the bank account on file for the customer. This is processed monthly, and the charges take a few business days to appear. For quicker access to funds, consider using the Instant Deposit feature, which allows access to a portion of your sales before the scheduled deposit. Visit the Instant Deposit page here: .
Charges from Toast, Inc. will most commonly occur within 10 business days of your invoice and are from the most recent billing statement being processed. Please check this statement before contacting Customer Care.
If your deposit isn’t visible in your account as expected, consider the following steps:
All software and module subscription fees will be included in your invoices. Like the Processing Statements, the listed financial contact(s) will be notified monthly and provided a PDF of the invoice for which they are being charged. This email signifies that an ACH is scheduled to process to the bank account on file and can take anywhere from approximately 2-5 business days to appear in the bank account. These invoices can also be found in Toast Web by navigating to Toast account > Billing > Invoices.
You can review the Daily Credit Card Activity report in Toast Web by navigating to Reports > Payments > Daily credit card activity. This report's primary account history section will list all transactions (credit or debit) that Toast has initiated within the range of time for which the report is being viewed. Additionally, the Deposit Totals Overview report provides a summary of pending and settled deposits. This report can be accessed via Toast Web by navigating to Reports > Payments > Deposit Totals Overview. For tracking credit resolutions, customers can utilize the Billing Activity section in Toast Web, which provides insights into processed credits and deposits.
Visa, Mastercard, Discover
Toast customers that use our merchant processing also must authorize our merchant processing access to at least one bank account to electronically settle the merchant account. The most common activity here will be daily credit card processing deposits from credit card sales, as well as chargebacks from cardholder disputes and any other adjustments/settlements that may arise.
Note: Charges from Toast Merchant Processing will appear like "5/3 Bankcard SYS...."
If you have questions about a charge like this, please contact Customer Care and provide the date, amount, and line item description of the charge from your bank account.
American Express (AMEX)
It's important to note that American Express (AMEX) is an independent processing company for their credit cards - this means you'll have a separate Merchant Processing Agreement and account with AMEX if you accept their cards as payment.
Suppose a payment stemming from an American Express charge does not show on the sales reports you use regularly. In this case, if you'd like to check its status, you can do so by navigating in Toast Web to Reports > Payments > Deposit totals overview > Pending Batches.
If you have other questions about a charge like this, please contact AMEX Merchant Services. Toast Customer Care will not have any visibility into activity from American Express. They can be reached at 800-528-5200 and one of their representatives will assist you.
OptBlue is an American Express program that enables you to process AMEX cards through Toast with consolidated statements and faster deposits. If your business is using OptBlue, a customer's AMEX card will appear in the same line item as all other credit card payments.
If you want to use OptBlue or see if you qualify for it, email . To learn more, check out this Toast Central article: .