Why SBI expense tracking is still manual for most people
If you bank with SBI, you already get a steady stream of transaction alert emails for debits, credits, UPI payments, and card charges. Most people leave those alerts buried in their inbox — then scramble through statements when they need to know where the money went.
Spreadsheets and generic expense apps do not understand SBI's alert formats. Paisewise is built to read the bank and card alert emails Indian institutions already send, extract every transaction, and show them in one categorized dashboard.
Which SBI alerts Paisewise tracks
Paisewise connects to your Gmail with read-only access and pulls transaction alerts from knownSBI sender addresses — not your personal mail. Typical sources include:
- SBI savings and current account transaction alerts
- SBI YONO and mobile banking payment confirmations
- SBI credit card charge and statement notifications
Each transaction is parsed, categorized, and rolled into monthly totals so you can answer “how much did I spend this month?” without opening a single PDF statement.
How it works with your other accounts
Most Indian households use more than one bank. Paisewise is designed to combine SBI spends with other linked accounts, UPI apps, and credit cards — so your full financial picture lives in one place instead of five different inboxes and apps.
Read-only Gmail access means Paisewise cannot send, delete, or modify your mail. You can disconnect at any time from the account settings page.
Built for Indian households, launching soon
Paisewise is in active development with limited early-access spots. Join the waitlist to be among the first to try automatic SBI expense tracking — plus family budgets, UPI tracking, and AI insights built for how India manages money.