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From Accounts, tap the + button and choose "Import a statement." Upload a CAS PDF from CAMS or KFintech (mutual funds) or a CAS from CDSL or NSDL (demat holdings). Suffice reads it on your phone, matches each holding to your ISIN, and shows you exactly what it found before anything is saved - nothing is written until you confirm.

No. Suffice has no server and no account. Everything you enter stays on your device, and only leaves it if you turn on iCloud sync yourself in Settings - in which case it goes to your own private iCloud, under your own Apple ID, not to us. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail.

When adding a loan, tap "Read an amortisation schedule" and upload a bank statement or repayment schedule PDF. Suffice recognises the arithmetic of a real schedule - principal plus interest equals the EMI, and the balance falls by the principal each month - rather than expecting any particular bank's layout, so it works across banks. You can also just type in the loan amount, rate, EMI and start date, and the balance and payoff date work themselves out.

Suffice Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription - pay once, and it's yours. The free tier is capped at 2 accounts and 1 goal; Suffice Pro removes that limit entirely. In India it's ₹999. Purchases, refunds and billing are handled entirely by Apple through the App Store; we don't process payments ourselves.

Email a description of what you were doing, the screen you were on, and if you can, a screenshot. Nothing sensitive needs to be shared unless you want to - a description of the shape of the problem is usually enough to track down.

Delete the app. If you had iCloud sync turned on, also remove Suffice's data from your iCloud storage in your iPhone's own Settings app under your Apple ID.

Yes - Settings → Save a copy creates a plain JSON file you can keep, back up, or move to another device yourself. It's not a proprietary format; it's readable text.