Your hryvnia and foreign accounts in one overview
Salary in euro, family support in hryvnia, savings in dollars. Give each its own account and read the total in the currency you think in.
Why a life in two countries is hard to count
Money splits across banks
A local bank and a Ukrainian bank never appear in the same app, so there is no single balance.
Transfers look like spending
Sending money between your own accounts distorts monthly totals if it is counted as an expense.
Exchange rates blur the picture
Converting by hand in a table goes stale at once and hides how much you really have.
How to set it up
Choose your main currency
Pick the currency you want totals in when you register.
Add one account per currency
Create an account for each bank or cash pocket, each in its own currency.
Record spending and transfers
Log them on the web or through the Telegram bot. Transfers between your accounts keep both amounts and the rate.
What you get
One total across currencies
Balances are shown in your main currency using regularly updated exchange rates.
Transfers kept apart from spending
Money moved to family or between your accounts does not inflate your expenses by accident.
A language that fits
Use the app in Ukrainian, English, Polish, German, Italian or Spanish.
What to expect today
- Monsave has no integrations with Polish, German, Italian or other local banks yet, so those accounts are kept up by hand.
- Automatic import is available for Monobank, and only for accounts with Ukraine as the selected country.
- You never enter card numbers or banking passwords, and you can delete your account at any time.
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