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How FullFi counts your money, written from how the ledger actually works. Can't find an answer? Ask us.

  1. Realized and Total, and amounts that aren't final yetWhy two views of the same ledger, what pending, expected, and accrued mean, and what the dotted underline tells you.
  2. Transfers and card payments are never spendingMoney moving between your own accounts, paying off a card, moving crypto between your wallets, and bridging to another network change where money is, not how much you spent.
  3. Where every number comes fromAny total in FullFi opens to the transactions behind it, and each transaction to the file, document, or blockchain reading it came from.
  4. How amounts read, rounding, and the "*" after a figureEvery amount carries its currency, crypto amounts round only on screen, and a figure that leaves something out says so with "*".
  5. Importing statements, receipts, and documentsWhich files FullFi reads, why importing the same file twice never adds anything twice, how it asks when it isn't sure, and how to undo an import.
  6. Multiple currencies and exchange ratesEvery transaction keeps its own currency. Totals convert at the rate of each transaction's day, and FullFi tells you when a total is incomplete instead of guessing.
  7. Crypto walletsFullFi tracks a wallet by its public address alone. What it reads, from where, on which networks, and what it can't read yet.
  8. Plan, recurring items, and the forecastPlan holds budgets, goals, recurring bills and pay, and the forecast. Each page opens on its answer, reads the same ledger, and never moves money.
  9. Budgets, goals, reservations, and safe to spendBudgets read straight from your ledger, goals and reservations set money aside without moving it, and safe to spend shows what's left once bills and savings are covered.
  10. Shared workspaces, roles, and approvalsShare a ledger with the people you manage money with, decide what each person may do, and have larger expenses approved before they count.
  11. Keyboard shortcuts and jumping anywherePress N to record something in one line, Cmd+K or Ctrl+K to jump to any page, account, or action, and Escape to close.
  12. Privacy and security in briefWhat FullFi encrypts, what it keeps readable so it can add things up, and how to take your data with you or erase it. The privacy policy has the full detail.