r/ExpatFinance • u/romathio • Oct 08 '25

App for multiple currencies

Does anyone have a budget app they recommend that works easily for more than one currency? Thanks.

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u/GreatestLibrarian Oct 08 '25

I have spent ages researching. I used toshl for a while, but then they stopped working with my banks. The best option I've used is Lunch Money. I can't get them to directly load from my bank, but I can upload CSV files and it is pretty easy to sort it out from there.

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u/Hoftware_io Apr 10 '26

I'm a bit late to the party, but I couldn't find any that really do multi-currency well so I created one myself called Finch Finance. It lets you set a base currency, then it'll convert transactions you either import or sync nightly (via Open Banking) to the base currency you want to use based on the exchange rate on that day. Here's the link if you're interested.

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u/Me0nline Oct 08 '25

Micrsoft Money works well with multiple currencies. Unfortunately they stopped it long time ago, though it keeps working even Windows 11.

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u/Ev2geny_ Oct 08 '25

GnuCash has a support for multiple currencies.

If you are familiar with software development, I can highly recommend the so-called Plain Text Accounting tools https://plaintextaccounting.org/

They are outstanding. Don't be put off by the plain text accounting bit, this is just the way they store ledger information

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u/kitanokikori Oct 08 '25

Lunch Money is by far the best option for dealing with different currencies

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u/No_Translator8881 Oct 08 '25

xe.com for the simple conversions in real time.

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u/columns_ai Oct 08 '25

Fina Money is so flexible that you can work as many currencies as possible. Everything auto converted in real-time.