Ecuador
Your spending in dollars, with your banks on the list.
Type “lunch 4.50 with pichincha” and it’s logged. Deferred purchases, each installment in its month.
How you log it in Ecuador.
With the Chat, typing or speaking. The category and payment method depend on yours.
- lunch 4.50 with pichincha🍽️Restaurants · Banco Pichincha · US$ 4.50
- bus 0.45🚌Transport · US$ 0.45
- tv 600 in 6 installments📺6 installments of US$ 100
- hotel 200 euros🏨€ 200, converted to dollars
Your currency, written the way it is in Ecuador.
US$ 184.50
Ecuador uses the dollar, so your expenses stay in dollars with no conversion. If you pay in another currency, on a trip for example, log it as you paid it and Tranco converts it to dollars at the day’s rate.
Your payment methods, already on the list.
When you add a payment method in Profile → Payment methods, Tranco suggests the ones people use most in Ecuador, with their logo inside the app:
- Banco Pichincha
- Produbanco
- Visa
- Mastercard
- PayPal
Debit and credit at the same bank? Create both at once. They are labels for your expenses: Tranco doesn’t connect to those accounts.
Installments, each in its month.
Log the purchase once with the total and the number of payments, and each one lands in the month you pay it. You see paid and spent separately.
InstallmentsPay with your phone, and it’s logged for you.
Every Google Wallet payment is logged with the store, the amount and the category, without connecting your bank. Free.
Automatic expensesEverything else Tranco does.
Works offline
Everything stays on your phone and syncs by itself when you’re back online.
With your Google account or none
Start without signing up and move your data to an account whenever you want.
Receipt photo
In the Chat, snap the receipt and Tranco reads the total, the store and the date.
Budgets and goals
A budget per category and savings goals with every contribution.
Recurring expenses
Rent or a subscription logs itself every month.
Export and import
Your data in Excel or CSV, to take it with you or bring it from another app.
Questions
Does it connect to Banco Pichincha or my bank?
No. They’re payment methods to organize your expenses: Tranco doesn’t access those accounts. What you pay with Google Wallet is logged for you.
Do I need to pick a currency?
When you start, it suggests your country’s: in Ecuador, dollars.
What about iPhone?
Coming soon. For now, Tranco is available for Android, on Google Play. Leave your email and we’ll let you know when it’s out.


