Document Trust & Verification

Check whether a bank statement adds up — literally. These tools reconcile the numbers and inspect a PDF's fonts and metadata for the tell-tale signs of editing, showing you the evidence behind every finding. Everything runs in your browser; the document is never uploaded.

Frequently asked questions

Can you actually tell if a bank statement PDF has been edited?

You can gather evidence. The check reconciles the running balance row by row (edited statements very often don't add up), compares the fonts of the digits (numbers pasted in later are frequently drawn in a subtly different font), and inspects the PDF's metadata for editing-software fingerprints. Every finding is shown with the evidence behind it, so you can re-check it by hand.

Do I have to upload the statement to be checked?

No — the PDF is parsed entirely inside your browser tab. That is the reason this tool exists: a bank statement is one of the most sensitive documents a person owns, and the other fake-statement checkers we know of all require uploading it to their servers.

Does it give a 'fake or genuine' verdict?

Deliberately not. You get findings — 'this row's closing balance is off by ₹4,500' — rather than a black-box trust score, because if you have to justify a decision to a person, 'the algorithm said so' is not a justification.