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DesktopCash
Menu Cash/Bank → Cash Accounts (`/definitions/cash-account`). Create and manage petty cash accounts with balance and currency. From history record Collection, Payment, and Cash Transfer (shared with Bank and Party ledgers).
Cash Transfer
Cash Transfer moves an amount between this cash account and a bank (or cash) destination — without using Collection/Payment against a party.
Open Cash Transfer
- 1Card menu → Cash Transfer, or history → New Transaction → Cash Transfer
- 2Modal header: Cash Transfer
All Cash Transfer fields
- Collection Point — Cash Account or Bank Account (destination type)
- Pick destination cash or bank account
- Source Cash Account — readonly when opened from cash history
- Receipt / Document No.
- Date
- Amount Transfer + currency conversion box
- Description
Product screenshot coming soon
When to use it
Deposit till to bank
Transfer from Cash → Bank Account destination after a sales day.
Withdraw for float
Transfer from Bank → Cash when topping up petty cash.
No fake party
Avoid posting Collection/Payment to a dummy party just to move money.
After a transfer, check both Cash Account and Bank Account ledgers — running Balance should move in opposite directions for a simple cash↔bank move.
Frequently asked
Is Other Bank Process available here?+
No. Use Cash Transfer for cash↔bank. For categorized bank-only inflow/outflow, use Bank → Other Bank Process.
Related features
Cash Transaction History
Cash Account - Transaction Details is the ledger for one petty cash account — running Balance and New Transaction for Collection, Payment, and Cash Transfer.
View featureCash Balances Explained
Overview strip, card Balance, Opening Balance Amount on create, and the running Balance column on history all describe petty cash at different levels.
View featurePayment (Money Out)
Payment records money leaving petty cash — Party, optional invoices, Date, Payment Amount, and Description in Create Payment.
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