Please advice how to change currency for a bank account from $ to INR (Indian rupees)?
I understand, mint only is available in US and canada. And its very disappointing to be in US and not able to utilize the features well, but what if I convert the INR value with average currency exchange rate into USD. So that my final calculations are all in dollars. instead Mint considered INR value as Dollars which imbalances everything. At least the loan section should be editable. So that I can track my education loan.
C'mon Mint! It's called global capitalism for a reason! We're a global economy. People are constantly moving around the world, with transactions and accounts in more than one currency. It can't be that hard from the IT end to incorporate exchange rate data from something like X-rates.com. It's like a simple look-up table, a huge pain for a human to do it, but very easy for a computer.
I am sorry that this has happened, unfortunately the denomination in Mint cannot be changed, nor can it track multiple currencies. Whatever amount actually is displayed on your account is what will appear in your Mint profile; there is no conversion process. I will however pass your feedback along and tag your post at least so our development team can see this, for future considerations.
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Please advice how to change currency for a bank account from $ to INR (Indian rupees)?
I understand, mint only is available in US and canada. And its very disappointing to be in US and not able to utilize the features well, but what if I convert the INR value with average currency exchange rate into USD. So that my final calculations are all in dollars. instead Mint considered INR value as Dollars which imbalances everything. At least the loan section should be editable. So that I can track my education loan.
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this would be an excellent feature
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System should pick up current exchange rate and convert it correctly. or show it in respective currency and currency totals.
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it doesnt; it shows 'x' rupees as 'x' dollars
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C'mon Mint! It's called global capitalism for a reason! We're a global economy. People are constantly moving around the world, with transactions and accounts in more than one currency. It can't be that hard from the IT end to incorporate exchange rate data from something like X-rates.com. It's like a simple look-up table, a huge pain for a human to do it, but very easy for a computer.
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needed feature!
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Same issue here. This would be a great feature add for sure.
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Very much required feature.
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No update yet ????
Hard to believe you don’t want to so anything about this great feature
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Need Russian RUB!!!
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Hi su86nil,
I am sorry that this has happened, unfortunately the denomination in Mint cannot be changed, nor can it track multiple currencies. Whatever amount actually is displayed on your account is what will appear in your Mint profile; there is no conversion process. I will however pass your feedback along and tag your post at least so our development team can see this, for future considerations.
Regards,
Mint Mike
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@Mint Mike Same issue. I am a UK user and it is very disorienting to see the entire interface peppered with $ instead of £.
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Likewise. Any plans to fix this?
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Any solution yet?
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