Smart transfer matchingMoving money isn't spending.

Salary to savings, bank to wallet: most of us move money between our own accounts every week. Count each move as spending and your totals look far bigger than they are. ZenFi recognises transfers between your own accounts, so your spending shows only what you actually spent.

Why transfers distort spendingThe same day, counted two ways.

You spent ₦27,000 today and moved ₦50,000 into savings. Counted as spending, that transfer makes your day look almost three times as expensive as it was.

Without matching

₦77,000

“Spent” today

Includes ₦50,000 that never left your money.

With ZenFi

₦27,000

Actually spent today

Shoprite, MTN and Bolt. Nothing else.

To my savings

GTBank · Today

-₦50,000
Matched: both accounts are yours

From GTBank

Kuda savings · Today

+₦50,000

Spent today

₦27,000₦77,000

The ₦50,000 transfer isn't counted as spending.

How smart transfer matching worksYour accounts, recognised as yours.

It knows your accounts
When you set up ZenFi, you confirm your name as it appears on your bank accounts. ZenFi uses it to recognise every account you add as yours.
It spots money moving between them
When money leaves one of your accounts for another of yours, ZenFi records it as a transfer, not a purchase.
Your totals stay honest
Spending, budgets and trends count only money that actually left your hands. Your balance still includes every naira.

Everyday transfersThe moves you make every week.

Whenever money moves between accounts that are yours, ZenFi treats it as a transfer, across any of the 20+ banks and wallets it supports.

ZenFi for freelancers paid into several accounts
  • Salary account to savings
  • Bank account to OPay or Moniepoint
  • Topping up your Kuda account
  • Moving money between two banks

Questions about transfers

Anything else, email support@usezenfi.com.

What it protectsNumbers you can trust.

Transfers are one part of getting categories right.

See how smart categorization works

Stop wondering where your money went.