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What is a Cash Account in Navexa?

A Cash Account is a running record of portfolio cash in Navexa, used to track deposits, withdrawals, interest and fees, with optional trade and income auto-sync.

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A Cash Account is a running record of cash movements inside a Navexa portfolio.
It is not a live connection to your real bank account.

Why a Cash Account matters

A Cash Account balance is included in your portfolio value and performance calculations.
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This helps your reporting reflect both investments and uninvested cash.

What a Cash Account can track

  • Deposits and withdrawals

  • Interest earned and interest charged

  • Fees

  • Optional automated cash entries from eligible trades and income

What a Cash Account cannot do

  • No bank feeds

  • No bank-statement CSV import

  • No accounting-style bank reconciliation tools

Currency setup

Each Cash Account has one currency.
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If you track AUD and USD cash, create a separate Cash Account for each currency.

Key limitations

  • Cash Accounts are portfolio-specific

  • A Cash Account in Portfolio A does not sync activity from Portfolio B

  • Automation settings route by account settings and filters, not by currency split

  • If the same broker has multi-currency activity, automation may not split that activity cleanly between currency-specific Cash Accounts

  • FX transfers between Cash Accounts must be entered manually

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