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dasfas is not a traditional payment gateway or acquiring service. Instead, it is a personal finance management and account aggregation tool. With the tagline “All your money. One screen,” it helps users bring funds from different banks, currencies, and countries into a single view, making it easier to track account balances, cash flow, budgets, fund allocation, and net worth projections.
In terms of functionality, dasfas covers manual bookkeeping, bank syncing, category-based budgeting, bucket-based fund allocation, and long-term forecasting. The site states that users can add transactions manually, or connect Monobank or Wise for real-time syncing, with more banks planned. It supports viewing fiat currencies and crypto assets on the same screen, with examples including EUR, USD, HUF, GBP, UAH, PLN, BTC, and ETH. Exchange rates and crypto prices are provided via Fixer and CoinGecko. The budgeting module lets users compare planned and actual spending by category and assigns an A–F rating. The Forecast module supports multi-year net worth projections and multi-scenario modeling, but the site clearly states that this is for educational purposes only and not investment advice.
The product is currently in early access, with Founder access available to the first 100 users. The Free plan is listed at €0/forever and includes unlimited transactions, unlimited accounts, categories, full history, and a mobile view. Pro Founder access is free for the first 100 users and includes bank integrations, budget planning, buckets, net worth forecasting, multi-scenario modeling, and full analytics. The regular Pro pricing has not yet been announced.
On security, dasfas highlights HTTPS transport encryption, encryption at rest, libsodium encryption for bank API tokens, user isolation at the database layer, read-only bank permissions, and a policy of not selling user data or using it for advertising. Users can export CSV files and revoke bank connection permissions. However, the site does not disclose the company’s place of registration, financial licenses, or regulatory registration details.
The main strengths are its clear positioning and suitability for individuals who use multiple banks, hold multiple currencies, and manage both fiat and crypto assets. The free early-access stage lowers the barrier to trying it, while read-only APIs and data export improve user confidence. The downsides are that current bank coverage appears limited, with only Monobank and Wise explicitly mentioned; future pricing is uncertain; compliance and entity information is insufficient; and self-hosting is still only on the roadmap.
The site does not provide information on access from mainland China, Chinese-language support, local Chinese banks, or RMB accounts, so its accessibility from China can only be rated as unknown. For Chinese users mainly managing domestic bank cards and RMB spending, tools such as 随手记, 鲨鱼记账, or built-in bill features in banking apps may be more practical. For overseas multi-currency asset aggregation, alternatives worth comparing include YNAB, Monarch Money, PocketSmith, and MoneyWiz.
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