Today morning i am Just checking my account spends casually then i found this strange thing.
So basically your jupiter account balance= Total Income -Total Spend(As per Money insight on jupiter)
So my 2022 Total income amount is - 488496.24
Total spend - 479496.24
In 2023, total income -251219.26
Total Spend- 250219.26
So till now total income is 488496.24+251219.26=739715.5
Total spend is - 479496.24+250219.26=729715.5
So my jupiter balance will be 739715.5-729715.5=10000.
But my current account balance is 1000. (Without FD, Pots balance)
I checked calculation twice.
All spends includes pot transfer and fixed deposit.
So now my question is it is a bug in Jupiter or something like error? Or somehow i am wrong in calculation?
At an insight level, the self-transfers do not get considered. But from a statement reporting perspecive every transaction gets considered, correct? if yes, the 3rd screen shot does not add up.
I thought it is tagged as self-transfers, but it’s not. Please double-check whether you tagged any transactions as self-transfers.
Also, it’s better to download the statement as you can see your balances after each transaction and cross-verify.
@Surojit_Ghosh Strongly recommend you report this via the support channel. This might take a few exchanges with them. Having said that, you will be able to get an issue addressed, in case there is one or get a clarification on the calculation approach.
After checking all transactions i finally found a transaction of 9000rs in 22 October 2022.
I think it was automatically categorised as a self transfer cause i never done any self transfer till now, as i said i have two separate number for two bank account.