See how consented transaction data is normalised, interpreted, and returned as structured evidence for your underwriting process.
It ingests raw, unstructured bank statement data—messy merchant names, cryptic reference codes, and inconsistent formats—directly via Australia's CDR infrastructure.
A hybrid pipeline combines deterministic matching rules with contextual models to clean, categorise, and analyse transaction descriptions consistently.
Within 5 seconds, it returns a structured JSON payload or visual report covering spending patterns, potential commitments, and indicators that may require analyst review. These signals inform, but do not make, a credit decision.
Credit Lenses connects directly to CDR-accredited data holders via secure, consent-driven APIs. When a consumer grants access, we receive up to 24 months of raw transaction history across all linked accounts—savings, credit cards, personal loans, and more.
The engine combines deterministic rule-based matching with contextual models. Recognised transactions such as major retailers and utilities are categorised through a cached rules layer, while ambiguous entries receive additional contextual analysis.
The output is a comprehensive "Smart Financial Identity" delivered as a JSON payload via API or as a visual PDF report. It gives decision-makers everything they need at a glance.
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Average processing time per applicant
99.2%
Transaction categorisation accuracy
50+
Spending categories supported
24 mo
Transaction history analysed