How it works
Wherever
your money is
Pocket does not have a home currency. It reads the market your account belongs to, and speaks it back.
The locale is
part of the number
Dollars go before the number, kronor after it. Some markets separate thousands with a comma, some with a space, some with a full stop. Dates run month-first in one country and year-first in another. Pocket renders each account the way its own market writes money — nothing is translated into someone else's idea of normal.
Twenty countries
at launch
The US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, and most of Western and Northern Europe, through one regulated aggregation network. Coverage varies by institution — some banks share more than others — and where a provider withholds a field, Pocket says so rather than estimating it.4