Forex payment entry is an entry in which the payment is either made/received in foreign currency
To make a forex transaction entry in our system you have to follow the given procedure:

Once you click on "New" following page will open up ( Refer 2nd figure) and you can start entering the basic details:



Once you select the "Party Type", tabs to enter other details would automatically open up ( as shown in figure)

You need to enter the "Party" to whom the payment is made or from whom it's received
Party Name would be auto-filled by the system

You need to enter the amount that you are paying / receiving in the section along with the currency in which the payment is made/received (as shown in figure)
Note: You need to enter the total amount paid/received in the "Paid Amount" section in foreign currency

In certain cases, while making a payment it might happen that you cannot pay full amount from one account due to insufficient fund or any other reason.
In this case, you need to use "Payment Account 2" ( as shown in figure)

Current Exchange rate will pop-up and calculated amount will be done.You can also change the exchange rate manually


You can also apply the various filters (as shown in figure) under the sections as Voucher Details,Shipment Details, Estimated Time of Departure, Estimated Time of Arrival to get your outstanding invoices
"Amount is auto-allocated since the check-box is ticked for "Allocate Payment Amount"
In case you want to allocate the amount manually, you can untick the box

Allocating invoices to an outstanding invoice refers to knocking off the payment entry against respective invoices
In case you want to add reference or relate any invoice to it, you can add invoice details here:

You will also be able to see the total exchange Gain/Loss on your transaction


Click on "Save" and "Submit" to make the respective entry in accounting books
To view the ledger entry of the forex entry made, you can click on "Ledger" option (as shown in figure)

You will be able to see the Ledger view (as shown in figure)
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