MULTI-CURRENCY
Many currencies, one honest total
Hold accounts in whatever currencies you use. Every transaction keeps the FX rate from its own date, so your history never drifts.
All systems normalFX rates as of
Your accounts, in the currencies you actually hold
vokse supports 41 currencies. Every account keeps its own denomination and every row its own date, so the total in your base currency is built from the rate that applied then, never from today's.
Accounts in any currency
Rates frozen in time
Report in your base
Where conversion happens
Conversion is a read-time step, applied only where a total needs a single currency. Nothing in your history is ever rewritten.
Transactions
- Rate date
- Each row keeps its currency and converts at the rate of its own date
- Mid-market rate
- Yes
- Integer cents
- Yes
Budget
- Rate date
- Activity on its booking date; balances at the latest date of the month
- Mid-market rate
- Yes
- Integer cents
- Yes
Reports
- Rate date
- Net worth at month end; spending at the last date seen on the row
- Mid-market rate
- Yes
- Integer cents
- Yes
Goals
- Rate date
- No conversion: targets live in your base currency
- Mid-market rate
- Integer cents
- Yes
Transfers
- Rate date
- Both legs share one currency, so no rate is applied
- Mid-market rate
- Integer cents
- Yes
Rates refresh once a day; a day without a rate falls to the nearest stored one. Transfers between two currencies are not available yet.
What stays true at every step
Real mid-market rates
Conversions use genuine mid-market FX with no hidden markup baked quietly into the numbers.
Cent-exact everywhere
Each currency is stored as integer cents, so rounding never silently leaks across a conversion.
Travel without surprises
Spend abroad and your records keep the rate of that day, matching what your statement actually charged.
- No hidden markup
- Mid-market
- Integer-cent math
- 0 floats
- Historical FX rates
- Per-date
Money that stays accurate
Track every currency at the rate of its own day and report it all in one base total you can actually trust.