Multi-currency spending, reported in one currency

Each account keeps its own currency. Reports convert every transaction into the one you choose, at the rate for the day it was paid.

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Transaction
Balthazar14 Sept 2026 · New York, United States
Amount paid$112.00
Rate on 14 Sept 20261 USD = 0.9201 EUR
CategoryDining & restaurants
MethodBank · Chase ending 4471
In your currency€103.05

How conversion works

  1. 1

    Choose a reporting currency

    You pick it when you set up Pulget, usually the currency you earn or think in. 54 currencies are supported.

  2. 2

    Upload statements as they are

    A euro account stays in euros and a dollar card in dollars. Each transaction keeps its original amount next to the converted one.

  3. 3

    Convert at that day's rate

    Pulget uses the published rate for the payment's date, or the closest earlier one. Enter the rate your bank charged, and Pulget keeps yours instead.

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