@fin.cx/bankrec
Bank reconciliation for the fin.cx accounting stack: one canonical
signed-integer-cent transaction model fed by @fin.cx/camt (CAMT.052/053/054)
and @fin.cx/mt940 (legacy MT940), a cross-statement continuity control,
and a confidence-scored matching engine for settling open items.
Everything is pure functions — no database. The caller executes match
decisions (e.g. via the @fin.cx/skr booking recipes) and owns the
thresholds; matches stay reversible until the period is festgeschrieben.
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What This Package Does
- Canonical transactions:
fromCamtStatement()/fromMt940Statement()normalize either format intoIBankTransaction— signed integer cents (credits positive), SEPA references, counterparty data, return reasons, stable ids derived from bank references - Continuity control:
checkStatementContinuity()verifies per account that every closing balance equals the next opening balance and electronic sequence numbers are gapless — the hard monthly-close gate against silently missing statements - Matching engine:
matchTransactions()scores bank transactions against open items with weighted signals (exact reference 50, invoice number in remittance 35, exact amount 30, Skonto-window short payment 20, known IBAN 20, name similarity 10, date proximity 5). Direction is a hard filter, returns/reversals never auto-settle, ambiguous ties force review, and every auto decision consumes its open item exactly once
Installation
pnpm add @fin.cx/bankrec
Usage
import { parseCamt } from '@fin.cx/camt';
import {
fromCamtStatement,
checkStatementContinuity,
matchTransactions,
} from '@fin.cx/bankrec';
const statements = parseCamt(xml);
const normalized = statements.map(fromCamtStatement);
const continuity = checkStatementContinuity(normalized.map((entry) => entry.link));
if (!continuity.valid) throw new Error(continuity.issues.join('; '));
const decisions = matchTransactions(
normalized.flatMap((entry) => entry.transactions),
openItems, // receivables/payables from your ledger
{ autoThreshold: 85, reviewThreshold: 50 },
);
for (const decision of decisions) {
// 'auto' -> book via skr recipes (bookBankPayment)
// 'review' -> human queue with decision.candidates + signals
// 'unmatched' -> suspense (bookToSuspense) or manual handling
}
Development
pnpm build
pnpm test
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