A multi-currency budget app that keeps every currency as it is
If you earn in dollars and spend in naira, or keep a pound account alongside one in cedis, most budget apps force everything into one currency at a rate you did not choose. Auritrack does not. Each transaction keeps its own currency, totals are shown per currency with your preferred one first, and accounts and budgets each have their own currency.
How Auritrack handles more than one currency
Each transaction keeps its currency
A $40 card payment stays $40 and a ₦25,000 transfer stays ₦25,000. Nothing is silently converted.
Totals per currency
Income, spending and balances are added up within each currency, with your preferred currency shown first.
Accounts in their own currency
A dollar account and a naira account each keep their own balance, in their own currency.
Budgets in their own currency
Each budget has its own currency, so you can plan in the currency you actually spend.
Built for money that lives in two places
Nigerians abroad who send money home, Ghanaians in the UK with a cedi account they still use, remote workers paid in dollars who live on local currency, students with a home account and an account where they study. Each of these is a household with two currencies, and each deserves to see both clearly. Auritrack shows the dollar side and the naira side as they are, so you can see what you actually have in each.
Bring in accounts from more than one country
Upload a statement from any bank, in any country and any currency, and the account is created in that statement's currency. On the Premium plan you can also connect banks so new transactions arrive on their own. You can connect banks in the US and Canada through Plaid, and in Nigeria through Mono, plus selected banks in Ghana, Kenya and South Africa. When you move money between two of your own accounts, Auritrack pairs the two sides so the transfer is not counted as spending. See the full list of supported countries.
Log cash in any currency
Spent cash on a trip home? Message Auritrack in the app or on Telegram, like “₦8,000 on fuel” or “$12 lunch”, and it is logged in the currency you used. Try the free currency converter when you want a rough comparison, without changing your books.
Frequently Asked Questions
Multi-currency
One budget, every currency as it is
Track naira, dollars, pounds and cedis side by side. Each transaction keeps its own currency and totals are shown per currency.