Can Bunse spot a savings top-up in an imported statement?
Yes. When you import a statement, Bunse spots payments into your savings accounts and offers to log them as top-ups.
Updated 30 September 2026
Yes. When you import a bank statement, Bunse looks for payments going to a savings account you already track. It recognises them by the Institution you entered for the account, such as Marcus or Chase. If you have just one savings account, a payment that mentions savings is matched to it too.
Tip
Fill in the Institution on each savings account in Savings, so Bunse can recognise its top-ups.
- In the import preview, a payment Bunse recognises is tagged with the account it's going to, for example → Emergency fund. If it's wrong, tap the tag to remove it.
- After the import, open Budget › Transactions. The top-ups are listed under Savings top-ups.
- Log them there. Bunse adds each one to the account's history and updates its balance.
If one isn't really a top-up, use the pencil next to it to put it somewhere else.
Top-ups aren't counted as spending in your budget: the money has moved between your own accounts, not been spent.