Numbers can look right.
Check whether they are.
Whether an image was edited is the least interesting question. We recompute the math, test the merchant, match the payment and read the timeline. A fake receipt can be flawless and still fail arithmetic.
Two receipts. One digit. Drag to find it.
The left one is what the merchant issued. The right one is what arrived in accounting. Same font, same logo, same everything, except the part that matters.
Arithmetic never changes its statement.
The tax didn’t move. The total did. That is not an error. That is a story.
Four line items, added the boring way.
Matches the receipt. The forger left the tax alone.
Between the total and the sum. Nobody can invoice you for a rounding error this size.
Every receipt sits three exams.
Totals & tax
Recalculate line items, discounts, VAT or sales tax, subtotals and final amounts. Forgers edit totals. They rarely re-derive them.
Identity & location
Business names, registration details, addresses, domains, phone numbers and other trusted references.
Transaction evidence
Where connected, compare the receipt with a real payment, processor record, accounting entry or bank transaction.
A receipt is stronger when the transaction, merchant, math and timeline all agree.
A receipt is stronger when the transaction, merchant, math and timeline all agree.
DO THE
MATH.
WE DID.
Drop the receipt, the invoice, the screenshot of the transfer. We recompute, re-match and tell you which digit moved.
Verify a receipt ↗