Stop finding out
in a debit alert.
Recur reads your bank statement the way you wish you had time to, and shows you exactly what's about to leave your account before it leaves. Netflix, DStv, that gym you cancelled in March. All in one ledger.
None of this shows up as "Netflix." That's the problem.
Nigerian bank statements narrate every charge in bank-speak, not brand names. Three real lines, and what they're actually hiding.
NETFLIX.COM 41725LAGOS NG — ₦4,400.00. You upgraded to the annual plan eight months ago and forgot.
DSTV COMPACT-0022917463 — ₦12,500.00. Renews whether anyone in the house watched it or not.
GYM-MSHIP-DDCT-0091 — ₦15,000.00. Cancelled at the front desk in March. Still charging in August.
Three steps. Nothing to maintain.
No manual entry, no spreadsheet you'll abandon in a week. Recur does the reading; you do the deciding.
Connect a bank
Link your account in under two minutes through Mono, a licensed open banking provider. Recur never sees your login, only read-only access to transactions.
We find the pattern
Recur scans your history for charges that repeat: same merchant, close to the same amount, on a rough schedule. Two matches is enough to flag it.
You take it from there
See every recurring charge in one place, get a heads-up before the next one lands, and mark anything cancelled so Recur adjusts your total instantly.
Your statement, made legible.
One total, finally
Every charge that repeats, grouped into the one number nobody ever sits down and adds up themselves.
It hides in your statement
Netflix, DStv, a data plan renewing itself. None of it announces itself in your transaction list, so Recur reads every line for you.
Warned, not surprised
A heads-up days before each renewal lands, with the exact steps to cancel if you're done with it.
We can see it.
We can't touch it.
Recur connects to your bank through Mono, a CBN-licensed open banking provider used across Nigerian fintech. That connection is read-only by design.
- Recur never sees or stores your bank login
- No transfer, payment, or withdrawal capability, not now, not ever
- Unlink any account, or delete your data, in one tap
No transfers
Licensed via Mono
Est. 2026