Every order checked against your bank. Missing money, flagged.
Dozens of orders a year, a handful of returns. Nobody checks whether each refund actually landed.
"Refund issued" means Amazon started it. The money still has to reach your bank, and sometimes it doesn't.
A refund that never posted looks just like one that did, until you compare it against your statement. Almost nobody does.
Amazon won't nudge you on day 28. Once the window closes, it's yours, opened or not.
Set it up once. It keeps syncing and pings you when something's off.
Sign in once and we pull your order history from there on. Your login is encrypted and never shown anywhere.
Read-only, through Plaid, the same tech behind Venmo and Robinhood. Unlink any time.
Every Amazon refund gets matched to a bank credit. Anything missing shows up with a ready-to-send dispute message.
The first scan is free. If there's nothing to recoup, you owe nothing.
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