Statements · sample
hdfc-sample-statement.pdf
VERIFIEDEvery balance rechecked, then read the way a lender would read it.
Up to ten statements at once, from nineteen Indian banks. Password-protected files are fine; the password opens the file once and is never stored.
Previous balance plus the row's amount has to equal the next printed balance, all the way down. Hold and the file is VERIFIED. Break and we name the row.
Statement status and the full monthly summary are free to read. Seven underwriter checks, counterparties, end-of-day balances and per-account ledgers sit behind the report.
Combined CSV and JSON download free, with or without a report. The full workbook comes with it.
Each one carries the transactions that triggered it, the method behind it, and how sure it is. A clean account gets seven green marks, which is its own useful thing to show a lender.
Credits and debits matched to the same counterparty within seven days, at close to the same amount.
Months whose last three days run well above the month's own average, then fall back in the first days of the next.
Inward and outward bounces, penal fees and ECS returns, with the months they landed in.
The top payer and the top three as a share of all credits.
Transfers between the accounts you uploaded, so turnover is not counted twice.
Cash in and out as a share of turnover, read from narration and labelled as such.
Days in overdraft, days below one percent of the month's credits, and how much the daily balance moves.
We'd rather flag it than guess.
Every converter claims 99% accuracy. We recompute instead: previous balance plus the row's amount has to equal the next printed balance, all the way down. When it doesn't, you get the row number, not a shrug.
Working papers, not retyping. Every statement arrives balance-verified, with an audit trail you can attach as it is.
Underwrite on verified rows. Inconsistent statements get flagged before they reach an underwriter.
Your books read the way a lender reads them, before you send them to one.
| AICA Passbook | PDF converters | Legacy analysers | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Transactions as CSV or JSON | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Balance recomputed row by row | Yes | No | Yes |
| Names the row when the chain breaks | Yes | No | No |
| Seven scored underwriter checks | Yes | No | Yes |
| Evidence rows behind every finding | Yes | No | No |
| Read the analysis before paying | Yes | No | No |
| Works without an account | Parsing | Usually | No |
| Minimum commitment | None | None | Annual contract |
| Price per account | ₹33–49 | ₹0 | about ₹70/year |
| Files deleted after an hour | Yes | No | No |
For lenders and NBFCs reading statements at desk volume. Every account arrives balance-verified with its seven checks already scored, so an underwriter opens findings instead of building them.
We rebuild the running balance row by row. When the chain holds end to end, the file is stamped VERIFIED.
The breaking row is named, expected against printed. The file is marked NEEDS REVIEW. The check costs nothing either way.
Digital PDF statements, the kind your bank emails you. Scans, CSV, OFX and Excel are out of scope.
Add it on the ticket and re-upload. The password opens the file once and is never stored.
A full report is 1 credit, raw data is a quarter credit, and your first 5 credits are on us.
Deleted within 60 minutes. Encrypted in transit. We never ask for a netbanking login, and we can't train on files we no longer have.
One account, every statement you uploaded for it, however many. The parsed data is free either way.
The same verified rows and seven scored checks every report gives you, at the volume a lending desk actually runs. Invoiced against a purchase order, with a named person on our side.
Parsing and the arithmetic check cost nothing, no account needed. Your first three reports are on us, and every file is deleted an hour after upload.
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