Built for OPay and Nigerian bank statements

Your bank statement, read properly.

Drop in the PDF or CSV your bank already gives you. FinSight sorts every line, flags what looks off, and answers questions with the exact figures.

A printed bank statement on a wooden table, a hand holding a pencil beside a cup of tea and a phone, in morning light
March spent₦284,500
Where did most of it go?Food, ₦92,300. About a third of March.
opay_statement_march.pdf48 rows sorted
POS PURCHASE SHOPRITE LEKKIGroceries−₦12,450
AIRTIME MTN 0803Bills−₦2,000
TRANSFER FROM ADAEZE O.Income+₦45,000
BOLT RIDE LAGOSTransport−₦3,800
JUMIA ONLINE PAYMENTUnusual−₦45,000
The problem

Your bank app shows a list. It never says where the money went.

Narrations like TRF/NIP/FBN are written for the bank's systems, not for you. Flip the switch to see the same five lines after FinSight reads them.

As printed
TRF/NIP/FBN/OKONKWO C/092039418 Mar · First Bank
-20,000.00
POS/SPAR LEKKI PH1/LA/234188712 Mar · Card at POS
-17,950.00
WEB/JMIA*ORDER 88213/NG28 Mar · 3× your usual
-45,000.00
USSD/AIRTIME/MTN/0803XXX11233 Mar · USSD
-2,000.00
SAL/MAR26/TECHNEST LTD/PAY26 Mar · Monthly
350,000.00
What you get

One upload. Four ways to see your money.

March by category
Food & Dining
₦92,300
Transport
₦48,600
Bills
₦37,900
Groceries
₦30,400
Other
₦75,300
Ask your money

Questions in plain words. Answers in exact naira.

FinSight adds the numbers up in the database, then explains them. The model never does the maths, so totals always match your statement.

You took 14 Bolt rides in March for ₦48,600, your second-biggest category.
14 transactions1–31 Mar 2026

From statement to answers in about a minute.

01Export your statementFrom your bank app or email, as a PDF or CSV. Up to 4 MB.
02Every line gets sortedPOS, transfers, airtime and bills land in twelve categories. Charges far above your usual get highlighted.
03Ask anything“How much went on Bolt last month?” Tap any answer to see the rows behind it.
Your data

Your statement stays yours.

No bank login, everFinSight only reads the file you give it. It can't move money or see your account.
The file isn't keptWe read the rows out of your PDF or CSV, then discard the file itself.
Delete means deleteRemove a statement and every row from it goes too.
Only you can see itEvery query is scoped to your account, and the demo account holds made-up data.

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  • Chat about your money
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Questions people ask first

Any bank or wallet that lets you export a PDF or CSV statement. OPay statements get special handling because their PDFs wrap descriptions across lines.

No. FinSight never connects to your bank. It only reads the file you upload, so it can see your transactions but can never move money.

We measure it against a set of labelled Nigerian transactions on every change and publish the result. Totals are added up by the database, so figures always match your statement.

The rows are read out and the file itself is discarded. You can delete any statement, and every row from it goes too.

Yes. The demo account holds three months of made-up but realistic Lagos spending. Everything works there, including chat.

See where March went, before April does.

Open the demo account in one click, or drop in your own statement. No card needed.