QAR to BDT: Tracking Qatar Salary + Bangladesh Expenses in One App

If you live in Qatar but support family in Bangladesh, you live a two-currency life. Your salary lands in QAR. Your rent + groceries are in QAR. But your family's school fees, your sister's wedding savings, and your Sanchayapatra investments are all in BDT. Switching between two banking apps (or worse, two spreadsheets) gets old fast.

The Moneybag answer: native multi-currency

Moneybag lets every wallet have its own currency. Your Qatar bank wallet stays in QAR. Your bKash + Sonali Bank stay in BDT. The dashboard auto-converts everything to your primary currency (your choice) using live exchange rates from a public CDN.

Setup for a Qatar-based probashi

1. Install Moneybag and sign in.
2. Set primary currency to BDT (most probashi prefer this).
3. Add wallet: QNB Salary — currency QAR.
4. Add wallet: QIB Savings — currency QAR.
5. Add wallet: bKash Family — currency BDT.
6. Add wallet: Sonali Bank Hajj — currency BDT.
7. Log salary → QNB Salary (QAR).
8. Log monthly remittance as transfer: QNB Salary (QAR) → bKash Family (BDT). Moneybag stores the FX rate at time of transfer for audit.

Why this matters

• True net worth visibility. See your real total across both countries in BDT (or QAR) at a glance.
• FX awareness. When the rate shifts, your dashboard updates — no more "wait, how much is QAR 5000 today?" calculations.
• Remittance log. Every send is a wallet-to-wallet transfer; year-end you have an audit trail.
• Categorise across countries. Qatar groceries vs BD family groceries — separate budgets, same app.

Combine with Volt for document storage

Probashi documents are messy: BD passport, BD NID, Qatar QID, Qatar driving licence, employment contract, visa stamp page, family member NIDs. Volt stores them all encrypted, with the all-important expiry alerts 30 + 10 days before each one runs out.