Don’t want to type in transactions, but don’t want to link your bank either? With FinanceCounter Premium you import bank statements as files. Analysis runs locally, and only what you confirm is imported.
At a glance
Formats such as CAMT, MT940 or Excel are not currently supported. Many banks do, however, offer a CSV export of transactions.
The original file stays where it is. FinanceCounter works with a temporary copy in app storage, which is deleted when the import finishes or is cancelled. Only the transactions you confirm are stored permanently, plus technical check values so the same statement is not imported twice. If you want to keep the statement itself, store it in the documents area.
You choose the file yourself: CSV with column mapping, PDF or up to four images. FinanceCounter analyses it locally, flags possible duplicates and only imports what you confirm. No bank connection, no PIN, no TAN.
A dedicated area for PDF, JPEG, PNG and XML files: invoice, till receipt, purchase receipt, credit note, e-invoice, statement or other. Search, open/paid/overdue status, duplicate hints and links to transactions. Free: up to 20 documents, e-invoices as preview; Premium: unlimited, including the e-invoice archive.
FinanceCounter needs no user account and never connects to your bank. The current Android version does not even request internet permission; financial data stays in private app storage, and Android’s automatic cloud backup is disabled for the app.
The import is part of Premium – €2.99 per month or €24.99 per year, cancel any time in Google Play.
No. FinanceCounter does not access your bank account, uses no open banking or PSD2 interface and has no bank connection. If you like, you pick a bank statement yourself as a file (Premium); it is analysed locally and only what you confirm is imported.
No, never. FinanceCounter never asks for online banking credentials, PINs or TANs. The optional app PIN is something else: it only protects access to the app on your device.
The import is a Premium feature. You pick a CSV file (with column mapping), a PDF (up to 50 pages) or up to four images via the Android file picker. FinanceCounter reads the transactions locally, flags possible duplicates and shows a preview. Only what you confirm is imported.
No, deliberately not. There are no transfers, no account retrieval and no connection to banks. If you don’t want to type in transactions, Premium lets you import a bank statement file.
Get FinanceCounter – the import is part of Premium and included in the trial.
