Your invoices stay on your device.

What the analyzer processes

When you choose PDF, CSV, or TXT files, your browser reads them on your device. The current product does not transmit the invoice files or extracted text to Bincrease. Closing or refreshing the page clears the analysis.

Downloads you control

The billing-review letter is created in your browser. The optional pilot report excludes filenames, invoice text, business and provider names, and exact billing dates. It still contains financial values and correction counts, so review it before choosing to share it.

Accounts, cookies, and analytics

The validation MVP has no user accounts, advertising cookies, or product analytics. A hosting provider may create ordinary security and access logs when the site is publicly deployed. Any future analytics or server-side invoice processing will require an updated notice before it is enabled.

Paid x402 API

The separate agent API accepts structured billing values—not invoice files—and processes them server-side to return one paid response. The current application does not save those request values in a database. Hosting providers may create ordinary security and access logs, and the x402 facilitator processes the public payment requirements and settlement. The sending address, recipient, token, amount, and transfer are visible on Base.

Do not submit account numbers, names of individuals, contact details, or other unnecessary personal or confidential data to the API. The browser analyzer described above remains a separate local-only workflow.

Voluntary on-chain support

The support page does not connect to your wallet or collect a name, email address, or transaction form. If you independently send native USDC to the published Base address, the transfer, sending address, amount, token, and recipient are permanently visible on the public blockchain. The displayed progress reads that public token balance and an ECB reference rate.