New feature allows users to track gold, collectibles, vehicles, crypto, and more in a single financial dashboard
Bengaluru, NFAPost: Fintech platform Fi Money has rolled out Magic Lens, a first-of-its-kind AI-powered feature that promises to redefine how Indians track and manage their wealth. By simply uploading a photo or screenshot, users can now capture overlooked assets — from gold jewelry and vintage watches to ESOPs, crypto holdings, and even cars — and add them instantly to their net worth.
The innovation addresses a persistent blind spot in personal finance. Most financial tracking apps today focus heavily on traditional assets like bank balances, mutual funds, and stocks. But a significant portion of individual wealth often sits outside formal channels — in physical, digital, or alternative assets that rarely make it to the financial dashboard.
“Managing wealth should feel effortless. Yet for most people, their financial dashboard tells only part of the story,” said Sujith Narayanan, Co-Founder of Fi Money. “With Magic Lens, we are changing that — giving users the ability to capture and value everything they truly own, from family gold and collectibles to ESOPs and crypto, in one secure view.”
How Magic Lens Works
Fi Money says the feature has been designed to be intuitive and user-first:
- Snap or Upload: Users take a photo or screenshot of any asset.
- Identify and Value: AI identifies the asset and provides an estimated value, factoring in depreciation based on condition and age.
- Approve and Add: Users can edit or approve the value before including it in their net worth.
This not only allows individuals to see a more holistic view of their wealth but also gives them the flexibility to update or delete entries at any time, ensuring transparency and accuracy.
Bridging the Wealth-Tracking Gap
The launch comes on the heels of Fi’s MCP Server rollout earlier this year — a protocol that connects consolidated financial data to AI systems like ChatGPT and Google Gemini, enabling smarter, more interactive financial conversations. Together, the two features position Fi Money as a fintech player building what it calls a “one-home-for-everything”financial experience.
“People’s wealth-building patterns are evolving rapidly. Beyond savings accounts and mutual funds, we’re seeing greater interest in alternative and digital assets,” Narayanan noted. “Magic Lens is our way of recognising that shift and giving users clarity on their entire financial universe.”
About Fi Money
Founded in 2019 by ex-Googlers Sujith Narayanan and Sumit Gwalani — the duo behind the launch of Google Pay (Tez) in India — Fi Money has grown into a full-stack money management platform. The Bengaluru-based company offers savings accounts, instant loans, US stock investments, and credit cards in partnership with Federal Bank and other regulated entities.
By layering advanced AI features onto its existing suite, Fi is betting big on its ability to help Indians not just grow wealth but also see its true value — all in one place.
For more information, visit fi.money.
