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Do I need to give Mizan my bank password?
No — never. Mizan doesn’t ask for online-banking passwords, PINs or one-time codes, and has no feature that could use them. You bring information in yourself — bank SMS alerts, statements and balances — or connect an investment account read-only. If anyone asks for these details in Mizan’s name, it isn’t us.
What is Mizan, in one paragraph?
A web app for keeping a clear monthly record of all your money: bank accounts, cards, loans, cash and investments, wherever they’re held. Mizan reads what you bring in, asks one clear question about anything it isn’t sure of, and helps you plan on payday and close each month. It isn’t a bank and never holds your money.
How long does it take to get started?
Start with one account and one pasted message — your first useful result takes about two minutes. Add other accounts, a monthly plan and your investments whenever you’re ready. Mizan starts from the day you begin; it never fills in months you didn’t record.
Is there a phone app?
Mizan is a web app and works in your phone’s browser. An Android companion that sends your bank messages to Mizan as they arrive is being tested; it isn’t in an app store yet. Until then, paste messages or upload a statement.
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