Yes. Worthic lets you split a transaction when one bank line represents more than one financial reality. This is useful for mixed purchases, shared expenses, transfers that need partial allocation, or transactions that belong partly to different categories, accounts, reporting lines or people in the same workspace.
A split does not change the original bank transaction. Instead, Worthic keeps the imported transaction as the source record and lets you break its value into separate reporting lines for analysis. Each split portion can carry its own category, description and allocation, so your reports reflect what actually happened rather than forcing the whole amount into one bucket.
For example, a single card payment might include groceries, household items and a business expense. You can split the transaction so each portion is categorised correctly. If part of the transaction belongs to a business reporting line and part belongs to a personal reporting line, Worthic can allocate those portions separately as well. This keeps personal, household and business reporting cleaner without needing separate bank accounts for every use case.
Splitting is especially helpful during transaction review. When Worthic flags a transaction for confirmation, you can decide whether it should remain as one item or be divided before it flows into cashflow, category and reporting-line views.