Why does a stablecoin payment show in dollars?
From How to download statements and reconcile AlignPay with your accounting, by Pavel Skalin. Updated .
The wider picture
The key points from the guide this answer comes from:
- Download statements from Statements in AlignPay, or Export on the Transactions page: choose one account or all of them, a period, and PDF or CSV for Excel.
- Each thing you did is one line in dollars or euros, with its date, description, amount, currency, exchange rate, status and reference. Fees and refunds have lines of their own.
- Incoming bank payments show who sent them and the reference they wrote, so you can match them to your invoices.
- Give your accountant the Viewer role: they can see everything and download statements, but can't pay.
More questions on this
- Which formats can I download?
- How are exchanges between USD and EUR shown?
- What if a payment I sent was returned?
The full guide
Open Statements or Export, choose an account, a period and PDF or CSV. Every movement is one line in dollars or euros, with fees, exchanges and refunds broken out and incoming payments showing who sent them.
Read How to download statements and reconcile AlignPay with your accounting, with its sources.
General information, not legal, tax or financial advice. Rules and providers' terms change; check the sources in the guide and take advice on your own situation.
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