Track Expenses Across Multiple Currencies

Earn in one currency and spend in another. Each wallet holds its own currency, and every transaction records what the purchase cost and what actually left the wallet.

A currency per wallet

The currency belongs to the wallet, not to the whole account. A card in one currency and a cash wallet in another each keep their own books, side by side in the same account.

Two amounts on every transaction

Every transaction records two things: what the purchase cost, and what actually left the wallet. Rent in one currency and a coffee in another stay honest side by side, with nothing rounded away.

Totals that still add up

Totals convert using stored rates, so spending across wallets in different currencies still reads as one picture by category, budget, and month.

Money moving between wallets

When money moves from one wallet to another, you record a transfer rather than a purchase, so the move does not show up as spending.

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Common questions

Does SavingStat handle more than one currency?

Yes. Each wallet holds its own currency, and every transaction records what the purchase cost and what actually left the wallet.

What if I pay in a currency my wallet does not hold?

The transaction keeps both amounts: the purchase amount in its currency, and the amount that left the wallet in its own.

How are totals in different currencies combined?

Totals convert using stored rates, so breakdowns by category and budget stay whole.

Can each bank account have its own currency?

Yes. A wallet represents an account, and each wallet carries its own currency.

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Keep every currency honest

Import a statement in any of your currencies and the amounts stay exactly what they were.

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