How to track subscriptions in different currencies inside Telegram

When you add a subscription in Sub, keep the currency the service actually charges. That makes the record easier to match against bank statements and renewal emails later.

Because the workflow is inside Telegram, you can add the charge as soon as you notice it in a message or statement, without opening a separate finance tool.

A mixed list is hard to reason about unless it rolls up into one planning currency. Sub lets you view subscription spending in your chosen base currency, while still preserving the original billing currencies.

This helps when you want to understand whether your monthly total is growing because of new services, exchange rates, or annual plans that renew quietly.

A renewal reminder is more useful when it includes the amount and currency you expect. Before a foreign-currency charge renews, the Telegram bot can remind you to check whether the plan is still worth keeping.

That turns currency tracking into action. You are not just storing numbers, you are getting a Telegram reminder before another recurring payment hits.

The point is not only conversion. It is having one Telegram place for services, amounts, currencies, categories, renewals, and reminders.

Sub is built for people who want subscription control without another spreadsheet. Telegram becomes the place where multi-currency recurring payments stay visible.