+1 for this! As a user in the Dominican Republic managing DOP ↔ USD transfers, the bank's rate always differs from the system's mid-market rate. I create independent entry and exit transactions manually, and when I group them for better visual order, it shows a difference because it looks up the average rate of the transaction day. Please check the attached image for an example.

I'm currently testing the app and I absolutely love it—this feature would be a huge improvement for accurate tracking.

+1 I live in Argentina, we have many exchange rates, and the official rate is not representative for me at all

Did the trial and really liked the web app but having the ability to manually input the exchange rate is a must, specially when dealing with accounts in different currencies, transfers and payments.

Definitely voting for this feature. When I make a cash withdrawal it's cleaner to have it match my bank's exchange exactly so that in Lunch Money everything is correct.

I also live in Argentina. Regardless, in a lot of places if you exchange cash, the rates are not the same as the rates online. Please add this functionality! It can be really frustrating to stick to a budget, and even more so when the budget ends up being way off because you can't get an accurate rate.

+1! I live in Argentina, hence all of my expenses are in ARS, but I work abroad so all of my income is in USD. The rate I exchage at is always ~30% higher than the official market rate, which really messes up with budgets and data visualization in general, because no conversion is right.

Related to this: My multi-currency transactions are always manually entered, but it seems that if I change the date, then the exchange rate doesn't change. It gets locked in to the original date. Having the ability to update the exchange rate would be helpful here

Sorely needed. Big plus: If imported transactions (CSV in my case) can be manually matched from one account to another as transfers, or even automatically via a custom rule: say debits from account X that match a certain payee with credits from account Y that match some other payee, then try to match them up by using dates and current exchange rates (allow for a small percent variance in rate).

Absolutely necessary!

Fully agree with this! I'm Argentinian but I work for an American company and my salary is in USD and well, it makes tracking my income quite hard since I don't exchange it the moment I get it.