Money Finder · India · Singapore

The money you’re missing, found.

Unclaimed input tax credit, vendors who haven’t filed, and duplicate payments - reconciled from your GSTR-2B and your books, shown in rupees with the exact invoices behind them. You review; nothing is claimed automatically.

What it finds

Four kinds of leaking money

Real money that quietly slips away - surfaced with the evidence, in rupees.

Unclaimed input tax credit

Credit sitting in your GSTR-2B that you haven’t recorded or claimed - matched invoice by invoice.

Vendors who haven’t filed

Purchases in your books but missing from GSTR-2B, so the credit is at risk. Chase them before you claim.

Duplicate payments

The same vendor and amount paid twice within a short window - shown side by side for you to confirm.

Forgotten subscriptions

Recurring charges that quietly renew month after month - surfaced so you can decide to keep or cut them.

How it works

From your GSTR-2B to money you can act on

01

Upload your GSTR-2B

Bring in the government’s auto-drafted statement for the period. (Manual upload today; automatic sync is on the roadmap.)

02

Deterministic matching

ForFinX reconciles every 2B line against your books using exact, strong and weak tiers - never an AI guess. Uncertain items are held for review, never over-claimed.

03

Review with the evidence

Each finding shows the exact invoices, vendor and rule in plain language. You mark it reviewed, actioned or dismissed. Nothing is claimed or posted for you.

Show the working

Every rupee, traceable to the invoice

A number you can’t verify is worthless. Money Finder shows the evidence behind every figure - and never acts on your books by itself.

  • Every finding lists its source invoices, vendor, GSTIN and tax amount
  • Figures are deterministic - computed from matching rules, never an AI model
  • Uncertain items are held for review, never counted until you confirm
  • Every review action is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log
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Questions

Money Finder, answered

Input tax credit (ITC) is the GST you paid on business purchases that you can offset against the GST you owe. Credit that appears in your GSTR-2B but isn’t recorded or claimed in your books is money you’re entitled to and haven’t taken - Money Finder surfaces exactly that.

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