When a transaction happens in a currency other than your workspace's currency — for example a receipt in Japanese yen inside a US-dollar workspace — Moza records exactly what happened and also converts it for your reports.
How it works
- Your original amount is preserved. Moza stores the original amount and currency on the transaction and never overwrites it.
- A converted value powers your reports. Moza stores a converted amount in your workspace currency using the exchange rate from the transaction's date.
- Both are visible. The transaction list shows the original amount with a subtle converted hint (
≈), and the detail view shows both amounts plus the exact rate used. - Totals stay honest. All totals, budgets, net worth and insights use the converted amount, so mixed currencies never distort your numbers.
- History stays stable. The rate is captured once and never changes, so past reports don't move when exchange rates do.
Limitations
- Moza tracks a per-transaction currency and a converted reporting amount. It is not a multi-currency wallet, FX trading, or per-account foreign balances.
- If a rate can't be fetched at save time, Moza still saves the transaction and flags the converted amount so you can revisit it.
Common Questions
Will my original amount be changed?
No. Moza never overwrites what actually happened — it stores the original and a separate converted value for reporting.
Which rate does Moza use?
The exchange rate from the transaction's date, captured at the time you save it. Historical reports stay stable even as rates move.