MoneyTalks – Personal Finance

Totals that add up Your total matches what you entered If your money is in one currency, totals now add up to exactly what you typed. Before, a balance set during onboarding could drift by a few cents as exchange rates changed. With a Money Talks account, a purchase in another currency is converted at the rate of the day it happened, and rates refresh when you come back to the app. More Apple Pay purchases get logged Amounts are read the way your region writes them, like "1 234,50 €" or "190,00 грн.", and a refund is no longer saved as a purchase. If you used the app as a guest before creating an account, Apple Pay capture now works; before, it refused every purchase. The setup guide ends with a check that tells you whether your automation works. Invites open the app Tapping an invite to a shared space opens Money Talks instead of the browser. An expired or already used invite says so instead of showing a connection error. You stay signed in A session that refreshed while the phone was locked could sign you out without a word. That is fixed. If a session does end, your data stays on the phone, a card tells you, and signing back in picks up where you left off. Also in this update - Changing your main currency no longer rewrites your budgets - The widget and notifications show the same numbers as the dashboard - Goal progress counts contributions in another currency correctly - A transfer into a crypto wallet no longer raises net worth twice - One out-of-place subcategory no longer stops the rest of your history from syncing - Typing in the transaction form no longer stutters on large histories - Apple Pay can send purchases to a shared space someone else created - New currencies: Egyptian pound, Romanian leu, Saudi riyal, Jamaican dollar, Pakistani rupee