For expats & cross-border
Move countries. Keep your history.
Six months in Berlin, two years in Lisbon, a quarter in Mexico City. Your finances should follow you, not start over.
- account currency, kept as-is
- Any
- home currency for every report
- 1
- FX rates stored with each transaction
- Daily
Connect your bank or import your history. Every transaction categorised, every envelope up to date.
Accounts from more than one country, side by side
Connect banks in the US and Canada today through a read-only link, with European banks under open banking rules next. Every account keeps the currency it was opened in; nothing gets flattened on the way in.
Multi-country households
Two homes, one budget
Export by country

Moving country, in three steps
Connect the new bank
Link the account you opened on arrival through the bank's own consent screen. Access is read-only and your credentials never touch vokse.
Keep the old one
Leave the account back home connected, or import its statements as CSV, OFX or JSON. The history stays in the currency it was written in.
Choose one base currency
Reports read in the currency you pick, while each transaction keeps its own amount and the rate of its day. Nothing is rewritten.
Paperwork travels too
Local FX rates, not airport ones
We use European Central Bank reference rates, not the markup your bank quietly applied last Friday.
Learn moreReceipts and voice notes
Photograph a receipt and OCR drafts the transaction for you to confirm. Say it out loud instead and the voice memo becomes a draft the same way.
Learn moreBring the history with you
Import statements as CSV, OFX or JSON, or migrate from YNAB with a prepare step that shows what will land before anything is written.
Learn morevokse
Crossing the Atlantic this year? Tell us where to. We'll prep the bank-connector list for you.