• What the April 2019 announcement covered
  • What Billed's pages say about currencies now

The date on this post is March 7, 2026, yet currencies were part of Billed well before then. Billed's announcement of April 1, 2019 already included currency options in its list of invoicing features. What follows covers that announcement briefly, then quotes the wording Billed uses today.

What the April 2019 announcement covered

Billed's April 2019 announcement put currency options among its invoicing features, together with due dates, payment reminders, discounts and taxes. It describes Billed as it was at launch. For the product as it is now, use the next section.

What Billed's pages say about currencies now

These lines are current, and each is quoted exactly (checked October 31, 2026):

  • Invoices: Billed's invoice software page says: "Invoice customers in multiple currencies, choosing a different currency for each invoice or customer."
  • Expenses: Billed's expense and receipt tracking page says you can "record expenses in more than one currency when you pay suppliers abroad".

On Billed's features page, the matching labels are Multiple Currencies under invoicing and Multi Currency under expenses.

Where to find this today

The current wording is on Billed's invoice software page. For related areas, see expense and receipt tracking, time tracking and pricing, or browse the rest of product news.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Billed's 2019 announcement mention currencies?

Yes. The announcement of April 1, 2019 included currency options in its list of invoicing features. This post, dated March 7, 2026, doesn't announce a new release.

How does Billed's invoice software page describe invoice currencies?

Billed's invoice software page (checked October 31, 2026) says: "Invoice customers in multiple currencies, choosing a different currency for each invoice or customer."

What does Billed say about expenses in other currencies?

Billed's expense and receipt tracking page (checked October 31, 2026) says you can "record expenses in more than one currency when you pay suppliers abroad".

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