Amazon stops producing the settlement report behind Payment All Statements on 11 November 2026. A replacement report, Payment All Statements V2, is available to order now, but it presents settlement amounts in a different shape rather than as a drop-in swap.
- Deadline
- November 11, 2026
- Affected
- Payment All Statements
- What to do
- Add Payment All Statements V2 to your Amazon Seller Central extraction before 11 November 2026 and move any dashboards or queries onto it. It is not a drop-in replacement — the settlement amounts arrive in a different layout, described below — and Amazon limits how far back it can be backfilled, so starting the new report early builds up history in parallel while the current one is still running.
Amazon is removing the flat file behind the Payment All Statements report on 11 November 2026. Until that date the report keeps running normally. After it, Amazon no longer produces the file, so the report stops returning data.
What replaces it
Payment All Statements V2 reads Amazon's current settlement file and covers the same settlements — the same transactions, fees, promotions and deposits. It is available to add to your extraction now.
Why it is not a drop-in swap
Amazon changed how the file presents money, and the two reports therefore have different shapes.
The current report is wide: each row carries named metric columns such as
Principal, Tax and Commission, built by pivoting Amazon's
price, fee and promotion pairs into columns.
V2 is long: each amount is its own row, identified by amount-type and
amount-description with the value in amount. It also carries
total-amount, quantity-purchased, settlement-start-date,
posted-date-time and adjustment-id.
In practice that means anything reading a named metric column has to be rebuilt to filter on
amount-type and aggregate amount instead. The totals reconcile; the
route to them changes.
History is limited, so start early
Amazon only lists settlement reports generated in roughly the last 90 days, so a new V2 report cannot be backfilled further back than that — older settlements are no longer retrievable from the API at all. Adding V2 now, while Payment All Statements is still running, lets the new report accumulate history alongside the old one instead of starting from a standing start in November.
What to do
- Add Payment All Statements V2 to your Amazon Seller Central extraction.
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Rebuild dashboards and queries that read the pivoted metric columns so they filter on
amount-typeinstead. - Keep the current report running until 11 November 2026 so history stays continuous while you switch over.