Statement import vs. manual entry
You upload a CSV or PDF statement and an adaptive parser identifies the relevant columns automatically. IBANs are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM and the raw file is not retained after parsing.
Import bank statements, track recurring payments, set budgets, and understand where your money goes. See banking alongside all your other assets.

Open Banking is convenient until you remember it requires you to hand banking credentials to a third party. Manalyx skips that step entirely: you upload the CSV or PDF statement that you already get from your bank, an adaptive parser turns it into structured income, expenses and recurring contracts, and your cash position joins the rest of your wealth dashboard. No PSD2 connection, no stored bank password.
You upload a CSV or PDF statement and an adaptive parser identifies the relevant columns automatically. IBANs are encrypted at rest using AES-256-GCM and the raw file is not retained after parsing.
Transactions are matched against category rules, and recurring patterns like rent or subscriptions are grouped as contracts. Per-category monthly budgets show actual spend versus limit at a glance.
Salary-to-salary, calendar month or a custom billing cycle defines the period your numbers are calculated against. Account balances feed straight into the net-worth view alongside stocks, crypto and real estate, so cash stops being a separate spreadsheet.
Open banking sounds tidy in marketing copy, but every PSD2 connection means a third party holds tokens that read your live transactions for you. Manalyx takes the opposite stance: you upload a statement (CSV or PDF), it is parsed inside an edge function, normalised into transactions, and the file is discarded. There is no continuous read access, no token to revoke, and no third-party aggregator standing between you and your bank.
Each bank renders statements differently. Revolut splits multi-currency rows; ING groups SEPA references on a separate line; DKB and Sparkasse use different date locales. Manalyx ships parsers tuned per bank that recognise these quirks and emit a normalised transaction with date, amount, currency, counterparty and a clean reference field, so the categoriser sees consistent input.
A monthly Spotify charge has the same counterparty, similar amount and a regular cadence. Manalyx finds these patterns inside your imported history, flags them as contracts and projects upcoming charges into the cash-flow view. Because detection runs on imported data, you stay in control of what the system sees.
Bank account identifiers carry stronger expectations than transaction amounts, so Manalyx encrypts every IBAN with AES-256-GCM before it touches the database. Decryption happens only inside server-side functions for views you opened. Audit logs record every read so misuse leaves a trail you can inspect.
Import bank statements via PDF or CSV. Transactions are parsed automatically.
Automatically detect subscriptions, contracts, and recurring payments.
Set monthly budgets by category and track your spending against goals.
Visualize income vs. expenses over time with detailed charts.
Detailed cashflow charts show income vs. expenses over any time period. See your net surplus at a glance and identify savings potential with monthly trend analysis.


Every transaction is categorized automatically. See exactly how much goes to housing, groceries, subscriptions, or entertainment — and spot hidden cost drivers.
See exactly how much more income than expenses you had this month. Track deposits vs. withdrawals, compare month over month, and spot savings trends with a built-in sparkline chart.


Compare your income and expenses across billing periods with a clear bar chart. Spot seasonal patterns, track progress, and see at a glance whether you're spending more or less over time.
Manalyx is a data aggregation and visualization tool. We do not store bank login credentials.
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