Does Mezzi Support Accounts Held in Other Currencies?
Overview
Not yet. Mezzi shows every balance, and your net worth, in US dollars, and there's no setting to change the display currency. An account held in another currency can still connect, but its value may not display correctly — for example, the balance in your local currency shown with a $ sign. If that happens, contact us and we'll check the account. If the account holds US-dollar investments, adding it manually is a reliable workaround.
📌 What You Need to Know
Everything is displayed in USD. Account balances, holdings, and your total net worth are all shown in US dollars.
Non-USD accounts may show the wrong value. If an institution reports a balance in another currency, the number can come through in that currency but be labeled as dollars, which overstates or understates your net worth. If an account total looks far off from what your institution shows, email us before relying on it.
Accounts held in US dollars work normally, even at a non-US broker. What matters is the currency the account is held in, not where the broker is based.
Manual accounts are the simplest workaround. Add the account manually and enter holdings by ticker. Holdings with a public US ticker, such as VTI, update their price automatically, so you only need to edit the account when your share count changes. See How to Manually Add an Account in Mezzi.
Important Notes
For a manual account with no ticker (for example, cash in another currency), enter the value in US dollars and update it periodically.
We've heard the request for multi-currency support. Your feedback is shared with our product team, but it isn't available today.
🗨 Still Need Help?
If a connected account shows a value that doesn't match your institution, email help@mezzi.com with the account name, the currency the account is held in, and a screenshot of the balance from your institution.
