Pull Transaction ID, Amount, and Sender or Recipient from JazzCash and Easypaisa Screenshots Without Retyping a Single Code by Hand
Manually copying four fields from a JazzCash or Easypaisa confirmation into a spreadsheet takes about 3 minutes per receipt. This pulls them in 5-10 seconds, whether the screenshot is in Urdu, English, or a mix of both, and puts every wallet in one table.
5-10s per screenshot · Up to 99% accuracy on printed text
Four Fields, Two Apps, One Workflow
Skip retyping transaction IDs, amounts, and mobile numbers from a folder of wallet screenshots. With Custom Column Extraction, you name the four fields once and the AI reads them from a JazzCash or Easypaisa screenshot, in Urdu or English. JazzCash (Mobilink Microfinance Bank) and Easypaisa (Easypaisa Bank Limited, formerly Telenor Microfinance Bank) are Pakistan's two largest mobile wallets, and JazzCash alone handles around 9 million transactions a day.
JazzCash issues a 12-digit numeric code (e.g. 351228901234); Easypaisa prints a numeric Trx ID in its own format. Either one is the reference people ask for to confirm a payment, so a column named Transaction ID collects both.
Formatted as PKR 1,500.00 or Rs. 1,500. The AI separates the transfer amount from any service fee, which matters for agent-based Cash Out where the fee and the amount paid out are listed separately.
A mobile number for Send Money, a merchant or biller name for bill payments, or an agent's shop name for Cash Out. Wallet receipts often show the number rather than a saved name, so the AI reads whichever identifier is on screen.
Every receipt carries a timestamp in Pakistan Standard Time (e.g. 15/07/2025 11:00). The AI records the date and time as shown, so you can sort and filter a month of wallet activity.
Why JazzCash and Easypaisa Screenshots Break Template Tools
Pakistan's mobile money runs on two dominant wallets that share the same transaction types but issue different transaction ID formats and can show labels in two languages. Urdu reads right to left, so a tool that scans left to right can pair the wrong label with the wrong value. Template-based tools built for Western apps break on both counts.
Why JazzCash and Easypaisa Break Template Tools
Two different transaction ID formats in two different wallets. JazzCash issues a 12-digit numeric code, and Easypaisa prints a numeric Trx ID in its own format. A template trained on one app's layout can miss the ID or read the wrong number on the other.
Urdu labels read right to left, so the usual scan order breaks. Both wallets can show labels in Urdu as well as English. A label can sit on the right of the screen rather than the left, and an English-first OCR tool that scans left to right can miss the label-to-value pairing or reverse the field order.
Agent-based transactions muddy the counterparty field. Pakistan's mobile money is heavily agent-driven, so many transactions are Cash In or Cash Out through a retail agent rather than person to person. The counterparty is an agent shop or number, not a personal contact.
How Semantic Extraction Handles Pakistan's Mobile Money
App-agnostic transaction ID detection. The AI reads the ID by meaning, not position. Whether the screen shows a 12-digit JazzCash code or an Easypaisa Trx ID in a different format, it recognises the code as the transaction identifier.
Bidirectional layout reading, RTL and LTR in one engine. The AI does not assume a reading direction. Urdu Nastaliq flows right to left and English labels flow left to right, so the AI reads the visual hierarchy of each screenshot independently.
Agent-aware counterparty extraction. The AI distinguishes between a person-to-person transfer and an agent transaction. Both go into the same Counterparty column, so your spreadsheet stays consistent.
"The value of total transactions in a year on the JazzCash platform is the equivalent to 9% of Pakistan's Gross Domestic Product."
Murtaza Ali, President of JazzCash, in a TM Forum interview
From Mixed JazzCash and Easypaisa Screenshots to One Clean Spreadsheet
Upload JazzCash and Easypaisa Screenshots Together
You have a folder of screenshots from the past week: a JazzCash Send Money confirmation to a supplier, an Easypaisa Cash Out receipt from an agent, and a JazzCash utility bill payment. Two different apps, three different transaction types. Upload them all into one batch as JPG or PNG screenshots. The language setting on each screenshot does not need to match.
Define Columns Once: TrxID, Amount, Counterparty, Date
Type the four columns you need. The AI reads each screenshot independently: it finds the TrxID whether it is a 12-digit JazzCash code or an Easypaisa Trx ID, isolates the PKR amount, identifies the counterparty, and records the timestamp. A JazzCash screenshot in Urdu produces the same structured output as an English-mode Easypaisa receipt.
Get One Unified Table, No Sorting by App or Type
Processing takes 5-10 seconds per screenshot. The output is one XLSX or CSV: one row per transaction, four columns. The JazzCash Send Money, the Easypaisa Cash Out, and the JazzCash bill payment all produce the same clean structure. Roughly 18x faster than opening each confirmation and copying the values by hand.
What you get across mixed apps and transaction types:
| TrxID | Amount (PKR) | Counterparty | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 351228901234 | 2,500.00 | 03001234567 | 23/06/25 |
| 40027657429 | 4,700.00 | Karim Mobile PCO | 09/09/25 |
| 789012345678 | 1,250.00 | IESCO | 15/01/26 |
When It Works Best, and When to Be Cautious
Here is where wallet screenshot extraction is most reliable, and the few cases that need a manual check.
When It Works Best
Direct device screenshots of app confirmations. Full-resolution screenshots achieve up to 99% accuracy. Machine-rendered text is high-contrast and clean.
Mixed transaction types and apps in a single batch. Send Money, Cash Out, Bill Payments, and Mobile Top-up screenshots from both apps can be uploaded together.
Bulk historical reconciliation. Dozens of screenshots produce a single sorted spreadsheet, ready for import into accounting software.
When to Be Cautious
Forwarded screenshots through messaging apps. WhatsApp and other apps compress images, which can reduce resolution and affect character-level accuracy for long TrxID codes.
Architecture boundary: screenshot of receipt, not API access. This tool works with visual screenshots. It cannot pull data from the JazzCash or Easypaisa server directly or parse SMS from the phone's message database.
Heavy image obscuration. If the TrxID or amount is partially covered by overlays, stickers, or editing marks, the AI may not read the complete value. Clean screenshots produce the best results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I process both JazzCash and Easypaisa screenshots in the same batch?
Yes. Upload JazzCash app confirmations and Easypaisa receipts together, and the AI detects which wallet each screenshot belongs to. A 12-digit JazzCash transaction ID and a numeric Easypaisa Trx ID both land in the same column, so your spreadsheet stays consistent.
How does the AI handle Urdu text mixed with English in the same screenshot?
Both JazzCash and Easypaisa can show labels in Urdu as well as English. The AI reads both scripts, Urdu Nastaliq and Latin, and treats equivalent labels as the same field, so the transaction ID and amount come through whichever language the labels are in.
What is the difference between a JazzCash transaction ID and an Easypaisa Trx ID?
JazzCash issues a 12-digit numeric transaction ID. Easypaisa prints a numeric Trx ID in its own format on the receipt. Both are the reference people share to confirm a payment in Pakistan. Define a single column called Transaction ID and the AI places either format in it.
Why are agent-based transactions different from person-to-person transfers?
Pakistan's mobile money is heavily agent-driven. Many transactions are Cash In or Cash Out through a retail agent rather than a direct person-to-person transfer. The counterparty for an agent transaction is the agent's shop or number, not a personal contact, and the AI puts both cases in the same Counterparty column.
Does the AI understand the right-to-left layout of Urdu-language screenshots?
Yes. Urdu reads right to left, so the position of a label can differ from an English screen. The AI reads the whole layout and matches each label to its value, so the Amount label on the right side of an Urdu JazzCash screen is found just as reliably as it is on an English one.
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