Spending in More Than One Currency? RCT Converts It Automatically
RCT fetches exchange rates daily and converts any receipt or manual entry in a foreign currency back to your home currency automatically, so a purchase made in Hungarian forint, euros, or another currency lands in your reports as one consistent number.
Living between the Netherlands, Germany, and Hungary, or just visiting one of them, means paying in more than one currency without necessarily thinking about the exchange rate at checkout. RCT handles the conversion in the background so your budget stays in one currency no matter where the receipt came from.
Rates update daily, not once
Exchange rates move, so RCT refreshes them once a day rather than relying on a fixed number that slowly drifts out of date. Whatever your home currency is set to in settings, that’s the currency every report, limit, and total is shown in, regardless of what currency an individual receipt was actually paid in.
Why this matters for three different markets
RCT is used in the Netherlands, Germany, and Hungary, three different currencies among just those three countries. Multi-currency conversion isn’t an edge case here, it’s what makes a single, honest budget possible for anyone who shops, travels, or has family across more than one of them.