Offsetcheck
Quick facts
- Website URL
- https://offsetcheck.com/
- Category
- Business & Finance
- Designed by
- Malcolm Gordon
- Developed by
- Malcolm Gordon
- Based in
- Western Australia
- Added to weblist
- 12 October 2026
Offsetcheck is an independent tool built to check mortgage and offset account statements for errors. Homeowners upload their bank statements and the site recalculates daily interest and offset benefit, line by line, right down to the cent. The site explains that offset account failures have cost Australian banks tens of millions in compensation, often because accounts were never properly linked to the right loan. Offsetcheck was created so customers can verify the numbers themselves rather than relying on the bank's word. Files including CSV, Excel, PDF and even photos of paper statements are accepted, with parsing done entirely in the browser rather than uploaded to a server. Nothing is stored, no accounts are required, and data can be wiped at any time. Alongside the checking tool, the site includes sections on how the process works, news coverage of offset failures, a blog called The Ledger, and security information. It presents itself clearly among the best websites for homeowners wanting an independent, transparent way to audit their own mortgage paperwork.
Design details
Colours on the homepage
Fonts
- JetBrains Mono
- Inter
Detected automatically, fonts and technology from the website's code on 12 October 2026; colours are measured from the screenshot above, by area. Select a colour to copy its hex code.
About Offsetcheck
- What is Offsetcheck?
- Offsetcheck is an independent tool built to check mortgage and offset account statements for errors.
- Who designed and developed the Offsetcheck website?
- Design and development are both credited to Malcolm Gordon.
- Where is Offsetcheck based?
- Offsetcheck is based in Western Australia, Australia.
- What category is Offsetcheck listed under on weblist?
- Offsetcheck is listed under Business & Finance.
- What colours does the Offsetcheck website use?
- The most used colour on the Offsetcheck homepage is #0b0e16.
- What fonts does the Offsetcheck website use?
- The Offsetcheck website uses JetBrains Mono and Inter.
- When was Offsetcheck added to weblist?
- Offsetcheck was added to weblist on 12 October 2026.
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