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Cashflow tracker for the Philippines: see the next 30 days
Track peso cashflow across banks, GCash, and cards. See bills and installments coming in the next 30 days—without linking your bank.
Updated 2026-09-16 · Moolah
Why cashflow beats a balance alone
Your BPI or GCash balance is a snapshot. Cashflow is the movie: salary in, rent out, card due, 0% phone installment, and the Grab runs in between.
Most people in the Philippines juggle cash, a payroll bank, an e-wallet, and at least one card. A cashflow view answers one question: can I cover the next 30 days without guessing?
What a good PH cashflow tracker shows
Incoming: salary, side hustle, receivables you expect to collect.
Outgoing: rent, utilities (PLDT, Meralco), subscriptions, card due dates, BNPL or card installments.
Liquid position: cash + bank + wallet balances you can actually spend—not illiquid assets mixed in.
Moolah puts those on one forward timeline so “can I afford this?” is a look, not a spreadsheet rebuild.
No bank login required
Moolah does not connect to bank APIs and never asks for banking passwords. You add accounts and log activity yourself.
That keeps credentials out of the product and still gives you a clear peso desk for planning the month.
FAQ
- Is Moolah a cashflow app for the Philippines?
- Yes. Moolah is built around peso ledgers, PH bank and e-wallet brands, and a forward-looking cashflow view for the next 30 days.
- Does cashflow include credit card installments?
- Yes. Installment schedules and recurring bills can surface alongside your liquid balances so dues don’t surprise you.