FinLensAbout FinLens
FinLens is a personal finance portal for people in India. It reads the statements, bills, alerts and investment records you connect or upload, and shows your accounts, cards, dues, spending, investments and papers in one place.
Why FinLens exists
A household's money in India is spread across many places: a salary account and a savings account at different banks, two or three credit cards with different statement dates, mutual funds bought through an app, an NPS account, a policy or two, and a stack of password-protected PDFs arriving by e-mail every month. Each tells part of the story. FinLens puts the parts together so you can see the whole: what you have, what you owe, what is due next and where the money went.
Your statements, not your passwords
FinLens works from what your bank, card issuer and fund house already send you: statements, alerts and order exports. It never asks for your net banking password or a card's PIN, and it cannot move money.
Only what it needs
Accounts and cards are saved with only the last 4 digits of their numbers, and the body of an e-mail is never stored. Identity numbers and the files you upload are encrypted with a key that belongs to your account alone.
Figures you can check
Every statement is checked before it is imported: rows against the printed totals, balances against each other. When a file cannot be proven, FinLens says so instead of guessing.
Invitation only
A person reviews every request before an account is made. There is no advertising, no selling of data and no charge at present.
What FinLens is, and is not
FinLens is an organiser and a reader. It shows you your own records and works out totals, due dates, values and trends from them. It is not a bank, a payment app, a broker or an investment adviser: it does not hold money, make payments, buy or sell anything, or tell you what to invest in. Anything it shows should be checked against the bank's or issuer's own statement before you act on it.
Why FinLens asks for access to Gmail
Banks and card issuers in India send statements, bills and transaction alerts by e-mail. Connecting Gmail lets FinLens find them for you instead of you uploading each one. It is optional: everything also works with files you upload yourself.
- What is asked: one permission, read-only access to Gmail (
gmail.readonly). FinLens cannot send, delete or change your mail. - What is read: messages found by a search for the senders it knows (banks, card issuers, investment platforms, credit bureaus and travel providers) and for transaction words in a subject line, such as debited, credited or statement. Fixed rules read them and set aside anything that is not a transaction, bill or statement. Other mail is not opened.
- What is kept: the fields fixed rules pick out (amount, date, merchant, due date, balance and the like), plus the sender address and subject. The body of an e-mail is never stored.
- What it is used for: only to show you your own finances. It is never used for advertising, never sold and never shared, and the text of your e-mails is never sent to an AI model (the one masked sentence about a locked statement's password is described in the Privacy Policy).
- How to stop: remove access at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Erasing your account deletes what was read.
FinLens's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs follows the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. The full detail is in the Privacy Policy.
Who runs it
FinLens is built and run in India by FinLens Financial Technology Private Limited, a company registered in India under CIN U69200BR2026PTC088990 with its registered office in Patna, Bihar, for people who bank, borrow and invest in India: Made in India, for India. Access is limited to India. It is built with the best and latest technology, and everything it stores is encrypted with AES-256, every file included. An AI model reads a file that the fixed rules cannot read, with names and numbers replaced by placeholders; WhatsApp delivers your notices; Google provides Gmail access if you connect it. The Privacy Policy names each party that processes your data; nobody else receives it. The Security page explains how it is protected, and the Terms of Service set out the agreement.
| Legal name | FinLens Financial Technology Private Limited |
|---|---|
| CIN | U69200BR2026PTC088990 (look it up on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal) |
| Registered office | Shankar Sadan Apartment, Flat No. G3, Patliputra, Phulwari, Patna 800013, Bihar, India |
| Website | finlens.in |
| Support | support@finlens.in |
| Privacy, data requests and grievances | privacy@finlens.in |
Contact
Invitations: request one with your name, mobile number and e-mail address; an administrator decides, and an accepted request is answered by e-mail and WhatsApp. Questions: support@finlens.in. Privacy requests: privacy@finlens.in.
Bring your whole financial picture into FinLens
FinLens is open by invitation. Ask for one with your name, mobile number and e-mail address, and a person reviews it; if you already have an account, sign in.
At present the Pro plan is free for your first year: claim it on Plan & Billing once you are in.
Or write to support@finlens.in.