Summary
Yes, you can record both cash income and cash expenses in Nance by adding them manually.
How This Works in Nance
Nance allows you to track cash transactions manually, since cash is not automatically fetched like bank or credit card transactions.
What You Can Record
- Cash Expenses → Money you spend (e.g., groceries, auto, small purchases)
- Cash Income → Money you receive (e.g., salary in cash, refunds, personal payments)
How to Add Them
- Go to the Transactions page
- Tap the “+” (Add Transaction) option
- Select Cash as the payment mode
- Choose:
- Expense (money going out) or
- Income (money coming in)
- Fill in details like amount, category, contact, and notes
- Save the transaction
How Nance Treats Cash Transactions
- Included in insights, budgets, and reports
- Categorized just like bank or credit card transactions
- Fully editable anytime
Important to Know
- Cash tracking is manual only
- Requires at least one connected bank account to use Nance
- Helps give you a complete financial picture beyond digital transactions
Digital, cash, whatever it is—
if it moved, Nance can track it.