At this rate you run out before payday
₦135,500 left, at about ₦18,400 a day. ₦10,423 a day gets you there.
₦135,500 left, at about ₦18,400 a day. ₦10,423 a day gets you there.
₦120,000 went to savings and investments over October.
₦96,500 over October. That is about 2 times what you normally spend.
₦850,000 came in and ₦788,000 went out, leaving ₦62,000.
A bank app here, a savings app there, and a spreadsheet you stopped updating. Akojo keeps every part of it up to date, and tells you what it hasn't seen.
Whether you can afford it
It works out what is actually free.
It reads. It can't send.
Balances and transactions. That is all we ask your bank for.
Account numbers are encrypted. We sell nothing and run no ads. Every company that helps run it is named.
How Akojo keeps it safeEvery account, every currency, and the things no bank holds. Nothing left out.
No. Akojo reads your balances and transactions. There is nothing in it that can send, transfer or spend your money.
Yes. Akojo reads statements from any Nigerian bank, as PDF, Excel or CSV.
No. To connect an account you sign in through Mono, who are licensed to hold those details. They never reach Akojo.
No download. Akojo runs in your phone's browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.