Every application looks identical. Upload your bank statements and Lexi generates a verified Rental Certificate — professional, private, and ready to attach to any application. Stand out from the rest.
When a property manager asks for three months of bank statements, they receive far more than proof of income. They receive your complete financial life — your medication, your therapy, your subscriptions, your personal spending, your relationship with money.
Redaction software doesn't always solve this. AI tools and standard PDF readers can read through improperly blacked-out text. This is a documented, real-world problem — not a theoretical risk.
A property manager needs three facts: your employer, your income, and that you pay rent reliably. Lexi extracts those three facts and nothing else. Your statements are deleted the moment your certificate is generated.
New laws in Australia have changed what property managers can ask for. And in both markets, an independent verified certificate is simply more credible than a raw PDF anyone could alter.
No account. No login. No data stored. Upload your statements, receive your certificate, attach it to any application.
Lexi is designed to find only what a rental application requires. Everything else in your statements is ignored, never extracted, never seen.
Everything about what Lexi reads, how your data is handled, and how the certificate works in a rental application.
No. The property manager receives only the certificate — a PDF containing your employer name, income amount and cadence, current rent payments, and fixed outgoings total. They never see your raw statements, individual transactions, or any personal financial detail beyond those three facts.
They are permanently deleted the moment your certificate is generated. Statements are processed in memory only — they are never written to disk, never stored on any server, and cannot be retrieved after the certificate is issued. This is an architectural commitment, not just a policy.
Yes. Your certificate is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. Download it once and attach it to as many rental applications as you need within that period. One payment of $29 covers the full 90 days.
That section of the certificate will note that no regular rent payment was identified in the statements provided — which may indicate owner-occupied accommodation, living with family, or payment via a method not reflected in the submitted statements. This does not invalidate the rest of the certificate.
That depends on the jurisdiction and the property manager. In Victoria, Australia, from 31 March 2026, strict new rules limit what information can be requested under the prescribed rental application form. In the US, requirements vary by state. LexCrypta provides the certificate as an alternative to raw statement submission — but we cannot prevent a property manager from making additional requests.
PDF bank statements from all major Australian banks including CBA, ANZ, Westpac, NAB, Macquarie, and Bendigo, and major US banks including Chase, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and Capital One. Both text-based and scanned PDFs are supported — scanned statements are processed via OCR.
No. LexCrypta does not make tenancy recommendations. The certificate presents factual information extracted from the bank statements provided — income, rent history, and outgoings — and includes a clear disclaimer that any tenancy decision remains at the discretion of the rental provider.
If you have questions about the process, a scan that didn't complete correctly, or anything else — reach out directly. We respond promptly.