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MULTICURRENCY CASH FLOW PLANNER

See where cash runs short in each currency.

Enter what you hold, expect to receive and need to pay over six months. See each currency balance separately, the combined reporting view and the first projected shortfall.

GLOBAL TREASURY / LIQUIDITY VIEWSCENARIO MODEL
OPENING VALUE$247.3KDATED REFERENCE / EDITABLE
CURRENCY LANES03SEPARATE BALANCES
USDCURRENCY LANE 01
EURCURRENCY LANE 02
GBPCURRENCY LANE 03
SIX-MONTH PROJECTIONNO LIVE BANK DATA
The liquidity picture behind the total

See each balance before it becomes a gap.

A healthy combined total can hide a payment shortfall in one currency. Add your balances and expected receipts and payments; this tool keeps the three lanes separate while showing a translated reporting view.

Enter your cash forecast.

01 / INPUTS
Reporting viewTRANSLATION ONLY
Changing this reloads dated market reference rates for the currency lanes. You can edit each planning rate.
Opening currency balancesTHREE SEPARATE LANES

Loading dated market reference rates…

The planning rate translates each lane into your reporting currency. It does not move money between balances. Dated reference rates load when available; replace them with your own assumptions if needed.

Expected cash eventsNEXT SIX MONTHS

Enter projected receipts and payments in the currency where each will settle. Up to 20 events.

Sample events are prefilled. Replace them with your own dates, currencies and amounts.
YOUR CASH FLOW OUTCOME

The total tells one story. Each currency tells another.

02 / 02
SIX-MONTH FORECAST
Review the currency lanes.

Enter balances, cash events and planning rates to see where a shortfall may arise.

Opening total—
Six-month close—
First lane gap—
WHAT TO DO NEXT

Check the timing.

Compare expected dates with actual payment commitments before deciding what funding or conversion may be needed.

01 Confirm opening balances02 Check each expected payment date03 Plan for a currency-specific gap
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Reporting-currency totals are translated estimates. A positive total does not automatically make cash available in another currency or on another date.

The currency lane

Keep obligations in their own money.

Each lane starts with its own opening balance and adds receipts or subtracts payments in that currency. A negative month-end lane is flagged even when the translated sum across all lanes stays positive.

Opening currency balance + receipts − payments = closing currency balance
The reporting lens

Translate the view. Keep the distinction.

The reporting equivalent applies your assumed rates to month-end balances. Changing a rate changes the displayed equivalent, but never creates an actual conversion or cures a shortfall in another currency.

Σ (currency closing balance × planning rate) = reporting equivalent
Market reference rates are sourced from Frankfurter and show their publication dates above. They are informational starting points, not executable transfer rates.