Every installment, in the month you pay it.

An installment purchase is saved as one expense per month. So you see what you paid and what you bought this month, without doing the math.

Installments for October 2026Card purchases paid that month

US$ 265.104 expenses

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How it works

Log it once
Pick credit, the number of installments and the month the first one is paid. With the Chat too: “tv 900 in 6 installments”.
Tranco splits it
Each installment becomes an expense in its month, with “2 of 6”, “3 of 6” next to it.
Every month adds up
Home subtracts what you paid this month and Summary shows the installments coming up.

A TV in 6 installments becomes 6 expenses, each in its own month. So you see what you paid this month and what you bought this month, separately.

TV, US$ 900, 6 installments: Oct US$ 150, Nov US$ 150, Dec US$ 150, Jan US$ 150, Feb US$ 150, Mar US$ 150.

What left your account this month.

What you bought this month, even if you pay for it later.

Paid and consumed
Paid: what left your account this month. Consumed: what you bought this month, even if you pay for it later.
Upcoming installments
Summary shows how much you’ll pay in the coming months, and for which purchases.
One without touching the rest
Each installment is a separate expense. In the editor you jump between Installment 1, 2, 3…
A note at the start of the month
On the 1st, a notification with what you pay that month.
Other currencies too
An installment purchase in another currency is converted to yours like any expense.
Free
Installments aren’t PRO and have no limit.

Installments are part of Tranco’s basics, like logging expenses and income, currencies and export.

Can I change the month of the first installment?

Yes. When you log it with credit you choose the month the first one is paid, and you can edit it later.

What if I delete an installment purchase?

It goes to the trash, where it stays for 30 days in case you change your mind.

Does it work for loans?

Tranco is designed for card installment purchases, but any expense paid in parts can be logged the same way.