Digits Availability, Banks, and Currency Support
Learn where Digits is available, which countries, banks, and currencies are supported, and why Digits currently works only for U.S.-based businesses.
Where Is Digits Available?
Digits is currently available only for U.S.-based businesses that use U.S. banks and operate in USD.
Supported Countries
Digits supports businesses that:
Are legally based in the United States, and
Use U.S. financial institutions for bank and credit card connections
Digits is not currently available in countries such as Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, Malaysia, or the EU.
Supported Currencies
Digits currently supports USD (U.S. dollars) only.
This means:
All reports, dashboards, and financial statements are calculated in USD
Multi-currency accounting and FX conversion are not supported at this time
When will Digits be available in my country?
International support is on our radar and on our roadmap. We don’t have timelines to announce yet—but when support lands, you’ll see it in the Digits changelog.
Supported Banks & Alternatives
Digits connects to banks and credit cards through Plaid. If your bank appears in the connection flow, you can link it for automatic syncing.
If your bank isn’t supported (or you prefer not to connect it), you can still use Digits by importing transactions via CSV.
Note: Digits currently supports USD-only accounting and reporting, so imported data should be USD.
How can I check if my bank is supported?
The most reliable way to check is directly inside Digits:
In the left-hand menu, click Connections.
Click All Connections.
Click Connect next to Banks and Cards.
Search for the bank and log in securely through Plaid.
If it appears, it’s currently supported
Plaid also maintains a public list of institutions: https://plaid.com/docs/institutions/
Important:
This list is not Digits-specific
It is not updated in real time
A bank appearing on Plaid’s list does not guarantee it will work with Digits
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use Digits if I live outside the U.S.?
Digits is designed for U.S.-based businesses. International users are not officially supported yet.
Does Digits support international banks?
No. Digits does not support:
Non-U.S. banks
International-only financial institutions
Foreign bank feeds, even for U.S.-based users
Digits relies on U.S. banking infrastructure and USD-based accounting.
International support is on our radar and on our roadmap. We don’t have timelines to announce yet—but when support lands, you’ll see it in the Digits changelog.
Why doesn’t my bank or credit union appear in the Plaid connection?
Your bank may not appear if:
The institution is not supported by Plaid
The bank restricts third-party data access
The connection is temporarily unavailable
The institution is outside the United States
If your bank doesn’t show up in Digits, it usually means we can’t reliably access transaction data from it at this time.
What if I have foreign currency transactions?
Digits currently supports USD only. If a transaction is not converted to USD, it may not sync into Digits.
In practice, you’ll typically see one of these outcomes:
Converted before sync: Many banks and providers convert foreign currency charges to USD, so Digits receives a USD transaction.
Not imported: If a connection sends non-USD, unconverted transactions, Digits will reject them, and they won’t appear in your books.
Digits does not perform currency conversion, FX revaluation, or multi-currency reporting.
Tip: If your provider doesn’t convert to USD, the best workaround is to convert/export USD transactions (when available) or upload a USD CSV.
Where this most commonly comes up: services that can produce mixed-currency transactions (like Gusto, Stripe, and sometimes Ramp). For many bank/card feeds, mixed-currency is uncommon—transactions are usually converted to USD automatically, or nothing imports.
What if my U.S. business has some international transactions?
Digits currently supports USD only. If a transaction is not converted to USD, it may not sync into Digits.
In practice, you’ll typically see one of these outcomes:
Converted before sync: Many banks and providers convert foreign currency charges to USD, so Digits receives a USD transaction.
Not imported: If a connection sends non-USD, unconverted transactions, Digits will reject them, and they won’t appear in your books.
Digits does not perform currency conversion, FX revaluation, or multi-currency reporting.
Tip: If your provider doesn’t convert to USD, the best workaround is to convert/export USD transactions (when available) or upload a USD CSV.
Where this most commonly comes up: services that can produce mixed-currency transactions (like Gusto, Stripe, and sometimes Ramp). For many bank/card feeds, mixed-currency is uncommon—transactions are usually converted to USD automatically, or nothing imports.
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