Akojo can see your money. It cannot move it.
What it reads, what it keeps, and how to take it all back.
What Akojo can do
Read balances and transactions from the statements, connections and alerts you give it.
What it cannot do
Send money, pay anyone, or see your bank password.
Your statements
Each file you send is kept in private storage, in France, for 90 days, then deleted. The transactions it produced stay. It is never public, and a copy you download comes through a link that lasts an hour.
Your account
Two-step sign-in, when you turn it on. Account numbers are encrypted and shown only to you.
Where your data lives
In France, with Supabase. The other companies each do one job for Akojo.
- VercelServers in France
- Runs the website and the app.
- MonoNigeria
- Connects the bank accounts you link.
- Amazon Web ServicesIreland
- Receives the bank alerts your forwarding rule sends.
- ResendIreland
- Sends sign-in codes and account emails.
- AnthropicUnited States
- Powers the assistant and helps read documents. Never trains on your data.
- GoogleUnited States
- Signs you in, if you choose Sign in with Google.
- Logo.devUnited States
- Supplies merchant logos. Sees merchant names, never amounts or your name.
- TronGridOutside Nigeria
- Reads a Tron wallet, if you ask us to track one.
Leaving
Export everything from Settings, then delete your account. It goes straight away, with your bank connections ended at Mono too, and nothing is kept in the background.
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