Martia now separates income, expenses, currency exchanges, and transfers more precisely.

The new classification foundation stores what kind of money movement each transaction is and whether it should affect reports.

What changed?

Currency exchanges are now stored as their own money movement type with budget impact marked as an excluded transfer, instead of relying only on the old technical flag.

The same model prepares room for explanations, classification confidence, and future financial relationship rules.

Why it matters?

Reports should show real income and spending, not hide money only because a transaction description looks similar to an own-account transfer.

This is the first step toward a more transparent system where Martia can explain why a transaction was included in or excluded from the budget.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The old compatibility flags are still populated while the new fields gradually become the source of truth for reports.

Not in this change. This is the data foundation for future explanations and review of uncertain financial relationships.

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Martia now separates income, expenses, currency exchanges, and transfers more precisely. — Martia