If you earn, spend, or invest across more than one currency, you are really solving two problems at once: keeping each currency accurate, and understanding what it all adds up to in one home view. Here is how Orbit approaches both.

Keeping every transaction true to how it happened

Every transaction you record in Orbit keeps its original currency and amount.

A coffee bought in Dubai, a salary paid in Karachi, and a stock purchase made in New York each stay true to how they actually occurred, instead of being flattened into one number right away.

One home-currency view, without the guesswork

Orbit applies a consistent exchange rate to translate those amounts into your chosen home currency, and keeps a record of how each conversion was calculated.

Reports run on those converted values, so a question like "how much did I spend on travel this quarter" has an answer that FX swings cannot distort.

Why this matters if you save or invest abroad

A unified view makes it easier to notice concentration risk, too much exposure sitting in one currency or economy, and to decide when it is worth rebalancing.

Takeaway: Handled this way, multi-currency finances stop being a spreadsheet headache and start feeling like a normal part of managing money.