Read the key remittance fields out of a FIRA / FIRC advice. Documents are parsed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.
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Supported: text-based PDF, TXT
Local, in-browser document processing — your advice never leaves your device.
Results are provided for your review. Bandhu does not provide legal or regulatory conclusions.
Select a FIRA PDF from your device, or paste the text of an advice you already have in another format.
The document text is read inside your browser. The file is never uploaded to Bandhu or to any third-party service.
Recognisable labels — reference, dates, amounts, rate, purpose code, parties and SWIFT identifiers — are matched and presented as structured fields.
Compare every extracted value with the source document before using it for reconciliation, bookkeeping or filings.
Read the key values of an inward remittance advice without scrolling through a densely formatted bank PDF.
Pull the same set of fields off every advice so your export receipts file stays uniform across banks.
Fields the parser cannot find are flagged, which is a useful prompt to go back to your bank before a filing deadline.
Remittance advices contain counterparty and banking details. Local processing means none of it is transmitted.
A Foreign Inward Remittance Advice is the document a bank issues to confirm that funds have been received from overseas into a beneficiary's account. It records who sent the money, how much arrived, in which currency, at what conversion rate and under which declared purpose.
Exporters and service providers rely on these advices as evidence of realisation of export proceeds. Banks may also issue a certificate form of the document; formats and titles differ between institutions.
The tool extracts the text layer of the PDF in your browser and then matches labelled patterns against it. Because it works on text, a scanned image with no text layer will produce little or nothing — in that case paste the values manually.
Bank layouts vary widely. When a label is worded unusually, a field may come back empty or capture adjacent text. That is a limitation of pattern matching, not an indication that the document is wrong.
Depending on how the issuing bank labels its advice, the parser looks for the following:
Before filing an advice away, check that the reference number is unique in your records, that the foreign currency amount matches the invoice you raised, and that the difference between invoice value and credited value is explained by the stated rate and charges.
Confirm that the declared purpose code reflects the actual nature of the transaction, and that the remitter name matches the buyer on the invoice. Mismatches are the most common reason banks come back with queries.
PDF parsing happens entirely client-side. The file is read into browser memory, its text is extracted, and the result is displayed. Nothing is uploaded, stored or logged by Bandhu, and refreshing the page clears everything.
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