Pull the Transfer Amount and Recipient from a KakaoTalk Screenshot, Without Opening Each Chat Again
Keep a record of the money you send and receive in KakaoTalk without copying it out of the conversation by hand. The AI pulls the transfer amount (송금액), the recipient's displayed name (받는사람), the transfer status, and the date from each chat screenshot in 5-10 seconds.
5-10s per screenshot · Up to 99% accuracy on printed text
What You Can Pull from a KakaoTalk Transfer Screenshot
Money you send a friend in KakaoTalk lives in a chat bubble, not a bank statement. With Custom Column Extraction, type the columns you need once, and the AI reads the transfer amount, the person, the status, and the date from each KakaoTalk screenshot by meaning, not by where they sit.
Transfer Fields (송금 정보)
The ₩ figure on the transfer card, for example 50,000원. It is read from the card itself, not from a number mentioned in the messages around it.
The counterparty name as KakaoTalk displays it on the transfer, whether that is the contact name you saved or the person's KakaoPay real name.
The wording on the card: still waiting to be claimed, received, or cancelled. This is the field that tells you whether the money actually moved.
The date marker shown with the message, captured as displayed, so your rows sort in the order the transfers happened.
The optional envelope phrase attached to a friend transfer, such as 고마워요 or 축하해요, when the sender picked one.
Shared in the Same Chat (채팅에 함께 붙여넣은 정보)
When the transfer went to a bank account instead of a KakaoPay friend, or the sender typed their details into the chat, the bank name (은행명) and account number (계좌번호) come through too.
An address pasted into the chat as text, in either road-name (도로명주소) or land-lot (지번주소) form.
A KakaoTalk Transfer Is a Chat Card, Not a Receipt
A person-to-person transfer has no merchant, no account number, and no receipt. The money moves between two people inside the chat, the recipient has to claim it, and the only record is the card left in the conversation. Flat OCR reads that screen as one block of text and cannot tell the transfer apart from the conversation around it.
"I really want to move over my KakaoTalk chatrooms/messages onto my new phone, but the app only has an option to export them into a text file."
— r/AndroidQuestions
A Transfer Is Not Final Until It Is Claimed
Sending money in KakaoTalk puts a card in the chat, but the recipient still has to tap 받기. Until then the money sits in limbo, and an unclaimed transfer is refunded automatically after 3 days. The card shows that state, and the state changes within the same conversation.
No Bank Row to Reconcile Against
You do not need the other person's account number to send money to a KakaoTalk friend, which is why the transfer card shows names and an amount instead of a bank account line. Nothing on a bank statement matches it, so the chat is the only place the transfer is recorded.
The Record Sits Between Messages and Stickers
The transfer card is one element in a scrolling thread of talk, photos, and reactions. Flat OCR turns the whole screen into one text stream and cannot tell the ₩50,000 on the card from a number someone typed in the conversation.
Reads the Transfer Card as a Payment
The AI recognizes the styled transfer card inside the chat and pulls the amount from it, not from a nearby message. A message asking to be paid is treated as conversation, so a request does not land in your Amount column.
Reads the Status Wording as Data
Whether the card says it is still waiting to be claimed or already received, the AI returns the wording it sees. That is the difference between a transfer you could still cancel and one the other person has taken.
One Upload, Many Chats
Name your columns once and drop in screenshots from as many conversations as you like. Each screenshot becomes one row with the amount, the counterparty, the status, and the date in the fields you named.
From a KakaoTalk Chat Screenshot to One Row
If you split dinner with friends, pay someone back, keep a record of money you received, or need the transfers logged for a small business, here is what happens when the screenshots go in.
Upload the Screenshots
Capture the transfer cards from your chats, sent or received, and drop them all into one batch. PNG or JPG, whatever your phone saved them as. Mixed conversations are fine: the AI reads each screenshot on its own, whether the card is waiting to be claimed or marked received.
Name the Columns You Need
Type 송금액, 받는사람, 상태, 시간, 봉투 문구. The AI reads each screenshot once: the amount and the note come from the transfer card, the counterparty and date from the card and its header, and the status from the wording on the card.
Download One Row per Transfer
Processing takes 5-10 seconds per screenshot. The result is a single spreadsheet, one row per transfer, with exactly the columns you named. Export to Excel or CSV and sort by date or by person without reopening a single chat.
Where KakaoTalk Transfer Extraction Works, and Where to Check
Machine-rendered transfer cards read reliably. A few situations are worth a manual look first.
- ✓ Direct screenshots of the transfer card. KakaoTalk's chat text and transfer cards are printed, machine-rendered elements, the strongest case for accuracy, up to 99% on printed data.
- ✓ Many chats, one set of columns. Screenshots from different conversations and different weeks process together into one list with identical columns.
- ✓ Both directions, if you capture them. Amounts you sent and amounts you received both extract, as long as the screenshot shows the card.
- ⚠ A sent screenshot is not proof of receipt. The sender's card shows what was sent; the recipient still has to claim it, and an unclaimed transfer is refunded after 3 days. When receipt matters, screenshot the card after it shows the received state.
- ⚠ The name is a display name. KakaoTalk shows the name it has for the contact, which may be a saved nickname or the person's KakaoPay real name. The AI returns what is displayed, so check the first row when a nickname is in play.
- ⚠ Friend transfers and account transfers look different. A friend transfer shows an amount, names, and a status; an account transfer adds the bank name, account number, and depositor name. Define columns for the fields your screenshots actually contain.
- ⚠ Forwarded screenshots. KakaoTalk compresses images shared in chat, so spot-check Hangul names on forwarded copies.
Frequently Asked Questions About KakaoTalk Transfers
Can the AI read the transfer amount from a KakaoTalk 송금 card?
Yes. A person-to-person transfer appears as its own card inside the chat, showing the amount in Korean won, such as 50,000원. The AI reads the figure from the card itself, so a number typed in a nearby message asking for money does not land in your Amount column.
Do I need the recipient's bank account number for the transfer to be extractable?
No. A KakaoTalk transfer between friends does not require an account number, so the card usually shows the amount, the names, and a status instead of a bank row. If the sender used the account-transfer path, or pasted their account details into the chat, define a Bank Account column and the AI reads the bank name (은행명) and account number (계좌번호) too.
Can the AI tell whether a transfer was actually received?
It returns the status wording shown on the card. A transfer that is still waiting to be claimed carries the send status and a 받기 button; once the recipient claims it, the card changes to a received state, and a cancelled transfer reads 송금취소. An unclaimed transfer is refunded automatically after 3 days, so if proof of receipt matters, screenshot the card after the recipient has claimed it.
The name shown on the transfer is a nickname. What does the AI extract?
The name exactly as KakaoTalk displays it. Depending on the chat and the account, that can be the contact name saved on your phone or the person's KakaoPay real name, and the two do not always match. The AI returns the name on the card rather than guessing a legal identity, so spot-check the first row when a nickname is involved.
Can I pull a Korean address that was pasted into the same chat?
Yes, when it is typed as text. A road-name address (도로명주소, such as 테헤란로 123) and a land-lot address (지번주소, such as 역삼동 123-45) both land in your 주소 column. A KakaoMap location card is a rendered preview, so the address on it can be cut short; a typed address gives the fuller value.
Read more: Grab the Amount (금액) and Bank Account Number (계좌번호) From a KakaoTalk Payment Screenshot · Read a Korean Address and Order Details From a KakaoTalk Chat Screenshot
Also in this cluster: Payment Screenshots Hub · KakaoPay Screenshots (Merchant Receipts) · KakaoTalk Group Buy Screenshots (공동구매)