Balance reconciliation
Compare the previous balance, payments, adjustments, and current charges with the printed amount due.
Free tool · No account required
Review an electricity, gas, water, or other utility bill for billing inconsistencies and the details commonly used in proof of address reviews.
Flags potential inconsistencies for review. A scan does not guarantee authenticity.
Drop a utility bill here to review
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Up to 10MB. Upload only documents you are authorized to share. Service providers process your file for this scan. Privacy details.
Compare the previous balance, payments, adjustments, and current charges with the printed amount due.
Compare readable actual meter readings and printed multipliers with usage. Estimated readings and meter rollovers need separate review.
Look for the provider, customer, service address, account identifier, billing period, and amount due.
Check calendar dates and period ordering, plus visible font, alignment, and placeholder inconsistencies.
For example, a previous balance of 80.00 minus a payment of 80.00 plus current charges of 65.00 should leave 65.00 due, assuming no other adjustments. Meter usage checks apply only when the necessary actual readings are printed.
Compare the service address and customer name with the information you were given. Check the receiving organization’s requirements for bill age and accepted providers. If something differs, request clarification or a fresh provider-issued copy. This scan cannot confirm that someone lives at the address or that the utility account exists.
Unreadable or missing values reduce what can be checked. An arithmetic discrepancy may come from a transcription error or missing page; compare the explanation with the original.
This checker reviews the uploaded document for inconsistencies. It does not connect to the provider or authenticate the account. Confirm important details with the provider through an authorized process.
No. A clean scan does not establish residency, identity, or account ownership. Compare the details and follow the recipient’s proof of address requirements.
It can flag missing details, inconsistent calculations, unusual formatting, and date problems. Legitimate bills can also contain these issues, and altered bills can pass a scan.
Estimated readings, meter replacement, rollovers, conversion factors, and rounding can affect usage. The checker skips estimated-reading comparisons and reports limitations when figures cannot be checked.
Upload a complete electricity, gas, water, telecom, or other utility bill in PDF, JPG, or PNG format, up to 10MB. Meter checks apply only to bills with readable meter data.