Top Consumer Finance Apps in Venezuela Q4 2025

During the fourth quarter of 2025, several consumer finance applications showed varied performance trends on a unified platform in Venezuela. Here’s a closer look at the top five apps, based on data from Sensor Tower.

YNAB from ynab.com had a consistent weekly revenue, peaking at $169 by the end of September and then seeing a decline to $113 in mid-November. The revenue rebounded to $167 by the end of December. Weekly downloads were modest, with a small peak of 19 in mid-October and a slight increase to 14 at the end of December. Active users started at 25 and experienced a slight decline, settling at 22 by the end of the quarter.

Splitwise saw an upward trend in weekly revenue, starting at $95 and peaking at $125 before dropping to $73 at the end of December. Downloads spiked notably to 143 in early December and stabilized around 76 towards the end of the month. Active users fluctuated throughout the quarter, reaching a high of 444 in early December before settling at 334.

Wallet: Budget Expense Tracker by BudgetBakers experienced a steady increase in revenue, ending the quarter at $151, up from $75 at the start. Downloads remained strong, peaking at 362 in late December. Although active users saw a general decline from 5.4K to 2.4K, the app maintained a stable user base.

Budge・Savings & Budget Planner from Vladimir Chernysh had a fluctuating revenue trend, with a peak of $82 in early November and a subsequent dip, ending at $60. Downloads started strongly at 521 and saw a recovery to 126 by the end of December after a mid-quarter drop.

Toss from Viva Republica maintained a steady revenue, ending the quarter at $77, up from $40. However, the app did not record any downloads throughout the quarter, and active users remained minimal, starting at 7 and decreasing slightly to 5.

For more detailed insights and data, visit Sensor Tower.