Laravel Money

Money for Laravel: exact, currency-aware amounts with arithmetic, percentages, allocation, formatting and Eloquent casts.

Requirements

• PHP ^8.1 with ext-bcmath
• Laravel ^10.0|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
• moneyphp/money ^4.0
• ext-intl (optional, for locale-aware formatting)

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Why Laravel Money

Money is easy to get subtly wrong: floats drop cents, "divide by 100" breaks for yen and Kuwaiti dinar, and splitting a bill loses a cent. Laravel Money handles all of that for you, for every currency:

• Precision comes from the currency. USD and MMK have 2 decimals, JPY 0, KWD 3, all from ISO 4217. You can add your own currencies, such as loyalty points with 0 decimals.
• No floats, ever. Amounts are integers in minor units or decimal strings, and all math is exact. Passing a float throws an exception with a hint.
• Helpers you actually need: plus, minus, times, dividedBy, percent, addPercent, subtractPercent, percentageOf, split, allocate, roundTo, sum, avg and more.
• Eloquent casts for integer and DECIMAL columns, with a fixed currency or a currency column per row.
• Exact formatting for the locale ($1,234.50, 1.234,50 €), even for amounts too large for a float.

use Laranex\LaravelMoney\Money;

$price = Money::of('1,234.50', 'USD');

$price->addPercent('8.875');                  // 1344.06 USD
$price->subtractPercent(15);                  // 1049.32 USD
Money::of('100', 'USD')->split(3);            // 33.34, 33.33, 33.33
Money::of('25', 'USD')
    ->percentageOf(Money::of('200', 'USD'), 2); // "12.50"
Money::of('1500', 'JPY')->times('1.1');       // 1650 JPY
$price->format();                             // "$1,234.50"

Formatting uses ext-intl when it is installed. Money wraps MoneyPHP's Money\Money, so you can always drop down to it with toMoneyPhp().