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How can I track my payroll payments and access my Thera account balance?

How Can I Track My Payroll Payments and Access My Thera Account Balance?

Thera provides tools to help you track payroll payments and access your account balance efficiently. Below, we outline the key processes and features available to you.

Overview of Payroll Payments

Payroll payments are initiated by your employer. Once your employer processes the payment, the funds will immediately reflect in your Thera balance. If you have enabled Auto-Withdraw, the payout will be initiated during the next 15-minute cycle. The timing of the funds' arrival in your bank account depends on the withdrawal method you have selected.

How to View Your Thera Account Balance

You can easily view your current balance through the Thera dashboard:

  • Navigate to Home → Withdraw to see your USD Balance.

  • Alternatively, go to Wallet to view your Available Balance or USDB Balance.

This provides a real-time view of your account balance, ensuring you always have up-to-date information.

Downloadable Documents and Alternatives

While Thera does not offer a downloadable balance statement, you can access other official records:

  • Invoices (PDF): Go to Payroll → Invoices → Download.

  • Withdrawal Reports: Navigate to Payroll → Invoice → three-dot menu → Download Reports.

If you require an official bank balance statement for purposes such as visa applications, you can transfer your funds to your bank account and use the statement provided by your bank.

Key Takeaways

  • Payroll payments reflect in your Thera balance as soon as your employer processes them.

  • Use the Thera dashboard to view your current balance in real time.

  • Downloadable documents include invoices and withdrawal reports, but not balance statements.

  • For official balance statements, transfer funds to your bank account and use your bank’s documentation.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage and track your payroll payments and account balance in Thera.

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