FirstBank's LIT app sends your statement to your email or lets you download it as a PDF. Drop that PDF here and get a table you can sort, filter and total, with each row checked against the running balance.
Drop your FirstBank statement here
The PDF, a scan or a photo of a printed one. Locked files work. No account needed to start.
FirstBank says it never asks for personal or security details by email or phone. A statement email that asks you to confirm your details is not from the bank.
Opening balance, plus money in, minus money out, must equal each row's balance. Anything that does not add up is highlighted, never hidden.
A statement covering years runs to many pages. Up to 300 pages in one file are read in one go, into one table.
A scan or a photo of a printed statement is straightened and read the same way.
The file is deleted as soon as it has been read. Only the table is kept: a day on the free plan, a month on paid plans.
Free covers 10 pages a month. A longer statement needs a paid plan, which covers hundreds or thousands of pages.
Yes. Each line's details stay in the description column, so you can search for a name or a reference.
Use it to read and check the statement. Hand in the PDF the bank gave you; the spreadsheet is your working copy.
Yes, for 10 pages a month, downloaded as CSV, which opens in Excel and Google Sheets. Paid plans add Excel files and hundreds or thousands of pages.
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