Accounts in one place
Organise supported cash and savings accounts with balance, currency and institution context.
CASH VISIBILITYKnow your cash.
Know your cash.
Understand its movement.
Bring recorded cash and savings balances into your wealth picture. Keep accounts, currencies and movements distinct, without turning transfers into income.
SynthveroCASH & SAVINGS · USD$186,000
Three accountsEveryday account$26,000
Savings account$120,000
Reserve account$40,000
Management cash flowIllustrative month
Recognised inflows$14,200
Recognised outflows$8,700
Net management cash flow$5,500
ILLUSTRATIVE DATA · NOT YOUR ACCOUNT
A BETTER WAY TO SEE ITA clearer balance.
A clearer balance.
A clearer explanation.
Cash accounts are sources of value in their own right. Review the balance separately from the activity that moved it, and keep the source and effective date visible.
Transfers stay transfers
Recognised movements between your own accounts do not become new income.
A useful cash flow view
Review recognised inflows, outflows, principal movements and unclassified items separately.
START SIMPLY
Make the picture yours.
Add the cash account you want to monitor.
Record a balance or use a supported statement import.
Review cash value and management cash flow.
IN CONTEXTUseful detail.
Useful detail.
Part of your whole wealth.
Keep this dedicated view, then explore how its covered records contribute to the rest of your financial picture.
Attributable ownership Reporting currency Dated information Clear coverage
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Understanding cash & savings.
Does adding cash create a securities portfolio?
No. An explicit cash account is the canonical cash record. It should not silently create an unrelated investment portfolio.
Can Synthvero move money?
No. It helps you monitor and interpret recorded data. It is not a banking or payment service.
What if only one side of a transfer is known?
The source event is preserved and the relationship is shown as incomplete. The missing side is not invented.
Your wealth deserves
a clearer view.
Bring the pieces together. Start with the asset or account that matters most to you.