Supported banks
These are the statement layouts Nixpense knows by name. If yours is not on the list it very probably still works — the list is about precision, not permission. Nothing here is a bank integration: no account is ever linked, and every one of these is read from a PDF you exported yourself.
11
tuned layouts
7
card statements
4
account statements
Several banks appear twice on purpose. A credit-card statement and a chequing-account statement from the same bank are different documents with different layouts, so they are different profiles — counting them once would overstate how much of your bank is covered.
When the parser does not recognise the issuer it falls back to a generic profile that works from the labels on the page — previous balance, payment due, a column of dates and amounts. That is how an HDFC home-loan statement or a bank not listed above still imports. It is simply not a layout anyone has tuned, so it is more likely to need a correction in the preview before you confirm it.
And you never have to import anything at all. An account can be added by hand and recorded against directly, which is how most people start.
The one hard limit
A scanned page or a photo cannot be read.
There is no OCR, so a scan has no text to extract. Nixpense says so plainly instead of handing back an empty statement and letting you wonder. Export the PDF from your bank’s site rather than scanning the paper copy and it reads fine.
If a statement will not import, you can teach the parser your issuer without sending anyone your finances. Nixpense builds a layout fingerprint: the position of every label and the shape of every figure, with every digit replaced by a #. You review and edit it before it is sent, and the amounts never leave your device.
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