Merchant and tax refunds now reduce expenses, and uncertain cases can be reviewed or corrected.

Martia recognizes reliable refunds from unambiguous bank signals, keeps them out of income, and records them in the month when the money returned to your account. If the purchase or category cannot be chosen safely, the refund enters review with an explanation and correction controls.

Refunds reduce expenses, not income

Purchases, refunds, and expenses after refunds are tracked separately. A merchant or tax refund reduces expenses in the period when it arrives, so it does not inflate income or rewrite the original purchase month.

When Martia finds exactly one earlier purchase, it copies that purchase category once. When the refund evidence is strong but the category or purchase is not certain, the transaction enters the same monthly review as other decisions.

Review, link, or reject it

In review, you see why Martia treated the transaction as a refund and up to three matching purchases from the previous 90 days. You can choose only a category, link a specific purchase, or mark “This was not a refund.”

That correction applies only to this transaction. Martia does not create a merchant rule from it, and it remembers the rejection so later syncs or backfills do not restore the wrong refund label.

Preguntas frecuentes

It does not guess a category or link. The refund still does not count as income, but it enters review so you can choose a category or link the right purchase.

No. The rejection applies only to this one transaction and does not create a merchant rule.

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Merchant and tax refunds now reduce expenses, and uncertain cases can be reviewed or corrected. — Martia