Eko Recon is an open-source bank reconciliation platform for fintech operations. It imports CSV, XLSX/XLS, PDF, and tab-separated text files, with automatic recognition of headers and formats. Its priority-ordered rules match transactions using TID, tracking number, UTR, and amount, and it flags amount-tolerance mismatches. For exceptions, teams can review open items, match manually, record overrides with required remarks, approve through maker-checker controls, and add tags. Modules cover DMT, AePS settlement, payment gateway net settlement, QR settlement and chargebacks, E-Value wallet loads, BBPS refunds, and SBI Kiosk P01–P04. Reporting includes reconciliation summaries, ageing, SRC analysis, matched-pair exports, EOD digest emails, scheduled subscriptions, and monthly reconciliation certificate PDFs. The platform runs locally or in Docker as one container, using SQLite by default, with MySQL and PostgreSQL options for production. It exposes a JSON API documented through Swagger and ReDoc. Optional language-model integrations provide advisory output using de-identified fields, and require human approval. The software is free under the MIT license.
Who it is for
Eko Recon suits fintech operations teams reconciling settlements across the listed product modules. It may also fit teams that need self-hosted deployment, approval controls, and API access.
What is good
- Imports four listed file formats
- Priority-ordered transaction matching rules
- Maker-checker approvals and override remarks
- Local or Docker deployment
- Free and released under the MIT license
What to know first
- SQLite is the default database
- AI output requires human approval
Verdict
Eko Recon brings transaction matching, exception handling, reporting, and access controls into one reconciliation platform. Its listed deployment options and open-source license may suit teams able to manage a local or Docker installation.
Get started with Eko Recon
- Open the Eko Recon GitHub website.
- Choose local or Docker deployment.
- Use the default SQLite database, or configure MySQL or PostgreSQL for production.
- Import reconciliation files, or configure watch-folder uploads or cron schedules.
- Review matches and exceptions, then use the available reports and approval workflow.
Questions about Eko Recon
Is Eko Recon free?
Its pricing model is free, and the repository is released under the MIT license.
Which platforms does it support?
The listed platforms are API, self-hosted, web and Windows.
What file types can it ingest?
It accepts CSV, XLSX/XLS, PDF and tab-separated text files, with automatic header and format recognition.
Can it connect to AI providers?
It supports Anthropic, OpenAI-compatible and local language-model providers. They receive de-identified fields and provide advisory output requiring human approval.
Which databases can it use?
It uses SQLite by default and can switch to MySQL or PostgreSQL for production.
Who built Eko Recon?
The README says it was built by Eko Bharat Ventures' finance operations team.
Eko Recon plans and pricing
All plansCompared on account reconciliation software
- Matching automation
- rules
- Exception workflows
- Yes
- Approval controls
- Yes
