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Know where your
money stands.
RKash helps you record income and spending, keep an eye on bank, cash, and credit-card balances, and plan regular payments. Type or speak an entry, compare what you planned with what actually happened, or listen as RKash reads your financial summary aloud.
Step-by-step guides
Learn at your pace
Open a guide to read the steps, or have your device read the instructions aloud.
+Record moneyAdd an expense, income, transfer, or refund.Open guide
- From Home, choose Expense, Income, Transfer, or Refund.
- Enter the amount and a short description.
- Choose the category and the account used or receiving the money.
- Select Actual for money that has already moved, or Planned for something expected later.
- Review the date and optional notes, then tap Save.
- You can also tap the microphone and speak the entry, then review it before saving.
To record money in RKash, choose Expense, Income, Transfer, or Refund from Home. Enter the amount and a short description. Choose the category and the account used or receiving the money. Select Actual if the money has already moved, or Planned if it is expected later. Review the date and notes, then tap Save. You can also use the microphone to speak the entry and review it before saving.
↻Plan regular paymentsCreate recurring income, expenses, or transfers.Open guide
- Open More, then choose Recurring Transactions.
- Tap Add Recurring Transaction.
- Choose the transaction type, amount, category, and account.
- Select how often it happens—such as weekly, every two weeks, monthly, every few months, or yearly.
- Choose the first date and an optional end date, then save.
- RKash creates planned entries ahead of time. On the due date, a fixed-amount entry becomes actual automatically.
To plan a regular payment, open More and choose Recurring Transactions. Tap Add Recurring Transaction. Choose the type, amount, category, and account. Select how often it happens, choose the first date and an optional end date, then save. RKash creates planned entries ahead of time. On the due date, a fixed amount entry becomes actual automatically.
◷Understand HomeSee what happened and what is planned.Open guide
- Month So Far shows actual income minus actual expenses for the current month.
- Income and Expenses compare planned totals with actual totals.
- Credit Cards shows card spending, payments, and the total currently owed.
- Bank & Cash shows direct expenses paid and the current available balance.
- Tap a summary box to see the matching Activity details.
- Tap the speaker at the top of Home to hear the full summary aloud.
On Home, Month So Far shows actual income minus actual expenses for the current month. Income and Expenses compare planned totals with actual totals. Credit Cards shows card spending, payments, and the total currently owed. Bank and Cash shows direct expenses paid and the current available balance. Tap a summary box for details, or tap the speaker to hear the full summary aloud.
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Record a transaction
Enter an expense, income, transfer, or refund by typing or speaking.
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Plan recurring money
Set up regular payments or income and understand planned versus actual entries.
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Quick answers
Common questions
Does RKash connect to my bank or credit cards?
No. RKash does not connect to financial institutions and will never ask for financial passwords. You enter and maintain your own information.
Where is my financial information stored?
Your saved financial records stay on your iPhone. RKash does not send those records to us, and we cannot access them. Never enter account numbers, card numbers, PINs, security codes, or passwords.
What can I record?
RKash records expenses, income, transfers between accounts, and refunds. You can mark an entry as Actual when money has moved or Planned when it is expected later.
What is “Month So Far”?
Month So Far is actual income minus actual expenses for the current month. A qualifying refund can reduce the expense total.
What is the difference between Planned and Actual?
Planned entries help you see what you expect. Actual entries affect current balances and Month So Far. You can switch the Home transaction list and Activity details between Planned and Actual.
How do recurring transactions work?
RKash creates planned entries for active recurring items without making duplicates. A fixed-amount recurring entry becomes Actual automatically on its due date. Editing, pausing, or deleting the recurring setup changes future entries without rewriting past history.
What if the amount changes each time?
When creating a recurring item, choose “Amount varies each time.” RKash can prepare the planned entry, but you must enter the amount before recording it as an actual transaction.
Can I enter transactions by voice?
Yes. Tap the microphone on Home and speak the transaction details. RKash prepares an entry for you to review. Voice entry can also prepare a recurring item. Apple’s speech-recognition service may process spoken words according to your device settings, so never speak sensitive financial information.
Can RKash read information aloud?
Yes. Tap the speaker on Home to hear the current financial summary. The built-in Home help can also be read aloud.
What alerts can RKash provide?
If you enable Payment and Balance Alerts, RKash can notify you about upcoming credit-card payments and possible bank or cash shortages. Press and hold an alert to choose “Remind in 30 Min.” Always verify payment dates and balances yourself.
Can I organize spending with categories and budgets?
Yes. RKash includes Categories & Budgets, where you can maintain income and expense categories and add monthly budget amounts.
Can I undo a deletion?
When “Show Undo After Delete” is enabled in Settings, RKash offers Undo for five seconds after deleting a transaction or recurring item.
Is RKash financial advice?
No. RKash is a personal organization tool, not financial, accounting, tax, legal, or investment advice. Always verify balances, transactions, due dates, and reminders with your financial institutions.
What should I include in a support request?
Include your iPhone model, iOS version, RKash version, the screen you were using, and a short description of what happened. Never send passwords, account numbers, card numbers, PINs, or security codes.
Still need help?
Send a question or comment. Please do not include sensitive financial information.