Your transactions, matched to your receipts
Today, ReceiptBay keeps the receipts you add. Next, we're working on bringing your card and bank transactions into the same place, so each purchase sits next to its itemized receipt when one is available.
What we're building next
Next on our list
Connect your bank and card accounts
See card and bank transactions alongside your receipts, through an account-connection provider. Only if you turn it on.
Capture Apple Pay taps on iPhone
Works with Apple Pay taps on iPhone through a one-time Shortcuts setup, so an in-store purchase lands in ReceiptBay right after you pay.
Forward email receipts
Forward a receipt email to your ReceiptBay address and it's added to your inbox with its line items.
Match transactions to receipts
ReceiptBay matches your transactions to itemized receipts when a receipt is available.
At the pump
Here's how it could work
Tap Apple Pay at the pump
Fuel stop
The charge shows up in ReceiptBay
Card transaction
Snap or forward the receipt
A pump tap can show a temporary hold until the station settles the final amount.
Under Research
Directions we're investigating
Connecting Gmail or Outlook
Syncing online orders from retailers
Point-of-sale partners
E-receipt networks
Later, with your permission
Ideas that depend on consent and privacy safeguards
Line-item price comparison across stores and locations
Compare prices you paid with what others saw at different stores
Alerts for unusual or duplicate charges
Get notified when a charge looks unexpected based on your patterns
Note: These depend on consent and data-rights work, and we'll only build them in ways that keep your data private.
Roadmap items aren't available yet and may change. Any new connection will be optional and off until you turn it on.
Try ReceiptBay today
Start with your receipt inbox while we build these features
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