“People open their statement, see something they don't recognise, and just… accept it. That shrug is the whole problem.”
ChargeGuard is built and run by one person. That is the whole team, and it is why everything on this site says what it can't do as plainly as what it can.
“People open their statement, see something they don't recognise, and just… accept it. That shrug is the whole problem.”
A one-person product cannot promise a refund rate it has no data for, or a security guarantee it has not had audited. So it doesn't. Everything here is either something ChargeGuard does, or something clearly marked as planned.
If this stops being maintained, you should be able to take your data and go. That is a commitment, not a footnote.
Fewer than one in twenty Indians holds a credit card — but auto-debits, e-mandates and bank fees reach everyone with an account. We start where confusing charges are densest and where answering in someone's own language is an advantage rather than a footnote.
India's largest concentration of young salaried tech workers — first job, first card, most subscriptions. Karnataka runs around 8.5% credit-card usage, well above the national average.
IT and pharma corridors with the same young salaried profile, and roughly 16% of all credit-card search interest in India. Telangana sits near 8% card usage.
The biggest card market in the country at about 12% usage. Worth earning, not worth starting with.
One product, built in the order that costs you the least to try.
Open a link, send your statement, get it back decoded. Add it to your home screen if you want it to feel like an app.
For what a website genuinely cannot do as well: sharing a statement straight from your bank app, a nudge before a renewal lands, and asking out loud.
Useful for people who do bank on a laptop, and only ever as an extra. It will not be the way in.
Google restricts that permission to default messaging apps, and reading bank alerts is explicitly outside the exceptions — so any finance app offering it is working around a rule meant to stop fraud.
Most money apps hand you a dashboard and leave the work to you. ChargeGuard takes the work on.
Most money apps hand you a dashboard and leave the work to you. ChargeGuard takes the work on.
Join the waitlist and you'll hear from us when the first version opens — not before, and not for anything else.