Protected records
The financial records and attachments you save in Arah are protected on your device. Your financial life stays personal.
Security & privacy
Space to understand your money, with privacy at its heart. Orveta Arah keeps financial records close to the person they belong to: you.
Financial records are stored encrypted on your device and are not uploaded to Orveta’s servers. Our team cannot open your balances, transactions or budgets through your account.
Protection for your saved records and account access works together, making privacy part of the experience.
The financial records and attachments you save in Arah are protected on your device. Your financial life stays personal.
Account safeguards and device checks help protect access to the app. Signing in does not send us your financial records.
You decide when to export records or share information. Copies you choose to share are outside Arah’s private space.
Your financial records are different from the information needed to run the service.
Stored on your device. Unavailable for our team to browse through your account.
We handle account and access information needed to run the service. We may also receive your beta waitlist email and preferences, and messages you send to support. This is separate from the contents of your financial records.
Read the privacy policyWe do not receive the contents of transactions or budgets from your local Arah records. If you choose to send financial information in a support message or attachment, our team can read what you share.
No. Creating or signing into an account does not upload your financial records.
Arah protects its local database with SQLCipher. Attachments are encrypted with AES-256-GCM. Account and service information is handled separately, as explained in our privacy policy.
Tell us what went wrong. Share only what is needed, and hide personal financial details in screenshots or attachments. Our support team can read the messages you send.
Questions about privacy or how your data is protected? We’re here to help.
Talk to usUpdated 4 October 2026