Your home currency
Everything is stored in one currency, your home currency, so a bankroll graph means something across a whole year. You can pick from twelve:
USD, EUR, GBP, BRL, CAD, HKD, TWD, AUD, JPY, PHP, KRW and VND.
When you sign up we guess from your region. You can change it in settings.
Travel Mode
Turn it on when you land. Pick the local currency, check the rate, and start playing. From then on the screens you use at the table show local money, and everything that ends up in your books is converted to home currency.
The rate is filled in for you automatically and you can change it. Whatever is in that box is what gets used, so if the casino cage gave you a different rate, use theirs.
Chips and blinds are never converted. A 1,000/2,000 level is 1,000/2,000 wherever you are, and a tournament stack is a tournament stack. Only money is converted.
What it costs
Your first three sessions in a foreign currency are free. Not three trips: three sessions, counted once and kept for good. A weekend where you sit down four times uses four of them.
After that, starting a new foreign-currency session is a Pro feature. Everything you’ve already logged stays open. You can read it, edit it and see it in your stats exactly as before. The limit is on starting new ones, never on the record you already have.
How the rate is fixed
Each session locks in the rate from the moment it started. If you change the rate mid-trip, sessions you’ve already logged keep the rate they were played at, and the new one applies from there on.
If you got a rate wrong, you can fix it on that one session from its edit screen.
Changing your home currency
If you’ve moved, you can change your home currency and StackXo will convert your whole history at a rate you confirm. It’s one operation: it either all works or nothing changes.
If instead you’ve simply been recording in the new currency all along and only want the label to change, there’s a link on that screen for exactly that. Nothing gets converted and no amounts move.
Turn Travel Mode off and finish any live session first. Changing the base under a trip in progress is the one thing that would leave your books with two meanings.