Log your Mashreq spending automatically

Masareef reads the payment alert the Mashreq app sends to your phone and logs every transaction in its own Mashreq wallet, with its amount, merchant and time. No typing.

Free · 25 automatic captures a month · No ads · Arabic and English

Masareef: your spending, logged on its own — An example alert from Mashreq: Masareef logs it as an expense, with its amount and payee. An approximate example; the real alert's wording may differ. The numbers and names in it are not real.

What gets logged from Mashreq

Card payments in shops and online, in dirhams or any currency you paid in.
Outgoing and incoming transfers, and ATM withdrawals.
Every transaction lands in its own category, and one tap changes it.
More than one card? Add each card's last 4 digits and every alert goes to that card's wallet.

An alert the app can't read clearly isn't lost: it waits for you to confirm it with one tap.

How to log Mashreq spending automatically

Install Masareef from Google Play or the App Store, and create a free account to back up your records.
On Android: open Masareef and allow "Notification access" once. After that it captures alerts even with the app closed.
On iPhone: from iOS 27 add the ready-made automation in Shortcuts; from iOS 16.4 to 26 set up one automation for Mashreq texts (sender SHREQ) once.
Make sure alerts from the Mashreq app are switched on on your phone: Masareef reads the alert you already receive and never contacts the bank.
On the first transaction Mashreq sends an alert like: Thank you for using NEO VISA Debit Card ending 1234 for AED 107.50 at SPINNEYS on 12-OCT-2026 06:30 PM. Available Balance is AED 2,861.93 and Masareef logs it as an expense of 107.50 AED at SPINNEYS. An approximate example; your real alert's wording may differ.
Wrong category? Open the transaction and change it, and turn on "Remember this merchant" so this merchant goes there from now on. An unclear alert waits in "To review" for one tap to confirm.

How it works with Mashreq

On Android

Let Masareef read notifications once. From then on every payment alert from the Mashreq app is logged on its own, even with the app closed.

On iPhone and iPad

On iOS 27 or later you add one ready-made automation in the Shortcuts app, and Masareef receives alerts from the Mashreq Biz app, Mashreq text messages and Apple Pay alerts.

From iOS 16.4 to 26, SMS from Mashreq reach Masareef through an automation you set up once, and from iOS 17 a second one adds Apple Pay. The bank app's own alerts can't be read before iOS 27, so share the message with Masareef or paste it.

How Masareef recognises Mashreq

Name in Arabic: بنك المشرق
Android app whose alert is read: com.vipera.ts.starter.MashreqAE com.mashreq.ae.biz
iPhone app: Mashreq Biz
SMS sender name: SHREQ MASHREQ

The alert never leaves your phone

The Mashreq alert is read on your device and its text is never sent to any server. Masareef never asks for your bank password and never links your bank account.

No banking password
No link to your bank account
The alert is read on your phone only

Questions about Mashreq

Is Masareef part of Mashreq?

No. Masareef is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by Mashreq. It reads the alert your phone already receives.

Do I have to enter my bank details?

No. No password, no account number, no link to the bank. The app only needs a free Masareef account, to back up your records.

Is the app free?

Yes, and the free plan is not a trial: everything you enter, your wallets and budgets, and 25 automatic captures a month. Pro raises that limit and adds features such as wallets in other currencies and a shared family record.

Does Masareef work with Mashreq on Android?

Yes. Once you allow notification access it reads the Mashreq app's alert (com.vipera.ts.starter.MashreqAE) and logs every transaction on its own, even with the app closed.

Does the Mashreq alert or my data leave my phone?

The alert text is never sent to any server; it is read on your device. Masareef never asks for a password and never links your bank account. The free Masareef account only backs up your records.

Which currencies does it log for Mashreq?

It logs each transaction in its amount, in dirhams or any currency you paid in. Wallets in other currencies are a Pro feature.

Does Masareef read SMS from Mashreq?

On iPhone, yes: texts from the sender SHREQ reach Masareef through an automation you set up once in Shortcuts, from iOS 16.4. On Android it reads the Mashreq app's notification.

Does it work with Mashreq on iPhone?

Yes. iPhone needs iOS 16.4 or later, and you set it up once in the Shortcuts app. On iOS 27 it also reads alerts from the Mashreq Biz app.

What about my other banks and wallets?

Masareef reads alerts from 1203 banks and wallets around the world, and each bank or wallet gets its own wallet in the app.

Other banks and wallets in the UAE

Outside the UAE

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Egypt

Kuwait

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Iraq

Palestine

Morocco

Algeria

Tunisia

Libya

Sudan

Bank of Khartoum

Yemen

Al-Kuraimi Islamic Bank

All 1203 banks and wallets

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