Multi-wallets
All your accounts, one balance.
Every wallet in its own currency, with the total balance up top.
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Every account, every expense, and an AI assistant that answers your money questions. In one app.
Free on iOS
No subscription
Mobile money
Mvola, Orange Money
Multi-currency
MGA, EUR, USD, USDT
AI assistant
In French and English
App lock
PIN code and Face ID
Your data
Never sold
Cash, mobile money, bank, crypto: Piff brings it all together, tracks every expense and tells you where you stand.
Features
Eight tools working together to give you the full picture of your money.
Multi-wallets
Every wallet in its own currency, with the total balance up top.
Learn more



The small tools that make good habits stick.
Your data travels encrypted between the app and our servers, and stays encrypted at rest.
PIN code, password, or biometrics protect access to the app on your device, the way iOS does it.
Your financial information is never sold to third parties for advertising purposes.
Deleting your account permanently erases your data, not a soft deactivation that keeps it around.
Piff is locked
Enter your 4-digit code
Forgot code? Log out
Frequently asked questions
Yes. On iOS, every feature is free and unlimited, with no subscription. On Android, an optional Premium subscription exists to remove some free-tier limits.
No. Piff never connects to any bank and never moves real money. You create wallets that mirror your real accounts (Mvola, Orange Money, cash, bank, crypto) and log your own transactions.
A conversational assistant that reads your real transactions, budgets, and wallets to answer your financial questions with your own numbers, not generic advice.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold to third parties, and you can permanently delete your account at any time from the app.
Yes. Each wallet keeps its own currency (MGA, EUR, USD, USDT…) and the total balance groups them automatically.
Just like iOS: you set a 4-digit PIN or a password, then can enable Face ID or Touch ID on top as a shortcut. The code always remains the fallback if biometrics fails.