Automatic capture
Your transactions come in on their own.
There are several ways in, and you choose which to use. None asks for your bank password, and if two of them catch the same expense, doble merges them into one transaction.
From your bank
Your bank emails you. doble gets it.
doble never logs into your bank: it reads the notification email your bank already sends you when you buy something. You set up one rule in your email, once, and purchases from all your banks come in on their own, with their name and category.
The banks
And if yours isn’t there.
Today that’s Bancolombia, Davivienda, Banco de Bogotá, Finandina, Rappi and Falabella in Colombia, plus Banco Aliado in Panama and ARQ outside it. But the list isn’t the limit: the engine learns new formats on its own, so a bank that isn’t here today can be added without you waiting for an app update. If yours is missing, write to us and we’ll look into it.
We never ask for them
Not your username, not your password, not access to your online banking.
An address that’s yours
Forwarded emails go to an address unique to your account, not a shared inbox.
They don’t count as spending
A declined charge never turns into a transaction.
One rule in each
If your banks email different addresses, you set up the rule in each one.
Apple Pay and Shortcuts · iOS
Pay with your phone. doble logs it.
You set up an automation once. From then on, every contactless payment in a store creates the transaction instantly — without opening the app or confirming anything. On Android, the same with Google Wallet.
What doesn’t go through the bank
Cash counts too.
In much of Latin America most money moves outside of cards. doble doesn’t assume everything comes from the bank.
Say it your way — “lunch, twenty bucks” — and doble builds the transaction with its category. You confirm it before it’s saved.
Log it from your home screen in two taps, without opening the app. And check your net worth without unlocking your phone.
Log a cash expense from your wrist while you pay. If your phone isn’t nearby, it waits in line and comes in once you’re back.
Apple Pay is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. doble is not affiliated with or sponsored by Apple. The automation uses the iOS Shortcuts app; doble only receives the merchant and amount you choose to send.
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