Local currency
The everyday currency of your country, which is what every balance, price and payment on gFinOS is shown in.
gFinOS shows your money in the local currency of your country, such as the US dollar, the euro, the pound, the naira, the peso or the Australian dollar.
You can hold more than one local currency in the same account. When you pay someone who uses a different currency, the amount is converted for you and both sides see their own currency.
Also called: my currency, local money, what currency does gfinos use.
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- CashbackA share of an eligible purchase paid straight back into your account in your local currency.
- Top upAdding money to your gFinOS account from a bank account or card.
- WithdrawalMoving money from your gFinOS account out to a bank account.
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