After the big shop.

Your receipt, line by line, on the charge.

The card just says $24.37 at the grocer. The receipt says tomatoes, spinach, eggs, apples and a loaf, and now the transaction does too.

We don't keep the photo. You can keep the receipt, if you're that sort of person.

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A scanned receipt in MintValt: cherry tomatoes $4.27, baby spinach $3.97, free range eggs $6.17, apples $4.48 and a sourdough loaf $5.48. Lines $24.37, tax $1.96, charged $24.37.

Where do the receipts end up?

Scan it at the table before it goes in the bin. Look it up again on either screen whenever a charge looks odd.

A receipt opened on a transaction in MintValt on the web: six lines from a restaurant, tax, and the amount charged.
A restaurant transaction in the MintValt app, with its category, account and the merchant over time.

Before you photograph one.

The questions that come up at the table.

A receipt kept on a transaction: six lines from a restaurant, the tax and the amount charged, and no photo.
How many receipts can I scan?
50 every 30 days, and 5 during the free trial.
Is the photo of my receipt stored?
No. It is read in memory and thrown away once the details are out. MintValt keeps the text, never the image.
What if the receipt and the card charge do not match exactly?
A tip often makes the charge larger than the receipt. They are still matched when the shop is the same, the dates are within three days and the amounts are within 25% of each other.
Which image types work?
PNG, JPG and WebP, or a photo taken straight from your phone camera.

Keep the receipt from your next big shop.

Scan it, and see what each line on it cost you. Get in line now, and start the day your invite arrives.

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