See what's quietly leaving your bank account.
Made for Australians, Fendwise reads your bank statement, finds the subscriptions you've forgotten and the charges that look like scams, and tells you why in plain English.
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Subscription. Renews every month. This is your third streaming service.
Free trial ended. It now charges $34.99 a month until you cancel.
Check this one. Small test charges like this often come just before a larger fraudulent one. Do you recognise it?
Three things Fendwise looks for
Forgotten subscriptions
Free trials that rolled over, apps you stopped using, and services you pay for twice. See what each costs you over a year.
Charges that look like scams
Unfamiliar merchants, small test charges and payments that don't fit your usual pattern, flagged before they add up.
Plain-English reasons
Every flag comes with a short explanation of why it matters and what you can do next. No jargon, no risk scores to decode.
How it works
Add your transaction file
Export your transactions from internet banking on a computer, then add the file to Fendwise. Most Australian banks offer this.
Fendwise reads it
On your own computer, with nothing uploaded. It sorts your regular payments and checks each charge for warning signs.
You decide what to do
Get a clear list of what to keep, what to cancel and what to check with your bank.
See it in action
An early tester version of Fendwise checking a made-up bank file: the file is added, checked in seconds, and the results show charges worth checking, overseas purchases and regular payments, each with a plain-English explanation. Everything happens on the computer; nothing is uploaded. Try the interactive demo.
Built by people who look at risk for a living
Fendwise is being built in Brisbane by people who have spent two decades overseeing risk for boards and organisations.
Most security products sell you worry and a monthly fee. We think you deserve to understand what's happening with your money, so you can act on it yourself.