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An immutable money value object for Laravel. Amounts are stored as an integer number of minor units (cents), arithmetic is exact, and rounding only ever happens where you explicitly ask for it.

Quickstart

composer require webrek/laravel-money

use Webrek\Money\Money;

$price = Money::of('19.99', 'USD');     // from major units
$tax   = $price->times('0.16');          // 16% — rounded HALF_UP to 3.20

$total = $price->plus($tax);             // USD 23.19
$total->format();                        // "USD 23.19"
$total->minorAmount;                     // 2319

Why not just use a decimal column and floats?

Because money and binary floats do not mix. 0.1 + 0.2 is not 0.3, and a cent that drifts in a loop becomes a reconciliation ticket. The robust approach — used by every serious payments system — is to store money as an integer count of the smallest unit (cents, fils, yen) and never let a float near it.

This package gives you that as a first-class type:

Integer-exact. Every amount is an int of minor units plus a Currency. Addition and subtraction can't lose precision because there's no precision to lose.
Rounding is explicit. The only operations that can produce a fraction of a cent — multiplication and division — take a RoundingMode, defaulting to HALF_UP. Nothing rounds behind your back.
No money is created or destroyed when splitting. allocate() and split() distribute every last minor unit.
Currency-aware. Operations across currencies throw instead of silently producing nonsense, and each currency knows its own scale (USD has 2 decimals, JPY has 0, BHD has 3).

It has no dependency on moneyphp/money — it's a focused, Laravel-native type.

Building money

Money::of('10.99', 'USD');     // major units (string is safest)
Money::of(10.99, 'USD');       // float accepted, rounded to the currency scale
Money::ofMinor(1099, 'USD');   // minor units directly
Money::zero('USD');

// Currency scale is respected automatically:
Money::of('1000', 'JPY')->minorAmount;   // 1000  (JPY has no minor unit)
Money::of('1.234', 'BHD')->minorAmount;  // 1234  (BHD has 3)

Arithmetic

$a = Money::of('10.00', 'USD');
$b = Money::of('2.50', 'USD');

$a->plus($b);              // 12.50
$a->minus($b);            // 7.50
$a->times(3);             // 30.00
$a->dividedBy(3);         // 3.33  (HALF_UP)
$a->negated();            // -10.00
$a->abs();

$a->plus(Money::of('1', 'EUR'));   // throws CurrencyMismatchException

Rounding modes

times() and dividedBy() accept any RoundingMode: UP, DOWN, CEILING, FLOOR, HALF_UP (default), HALF_DOWN, HALF_EVEN (banker's rounding).

use Webrek\Money\RoundingMode;

Money::ofMinor(1099, 'USD')->times('1.5', RoundingMode::DOWN); // 16.48
Money::ofMinor(1099, 'USD')->times('1.5', RoundingMode::UP);   // 16.49

Currency conversion

Convert with an explicit rate (how many units of the target currency equal one unit of the source), with scale and rounding handled for you:

Money::of('10.00', 'USD')->convertTo('EUR', '0.92');   // EUR 9.20
Money::of('10.00', 'USD')->convertTo('JPY', '150');    // JPY 1500  (0 decimals)
Money::of('1000', 'JPY')->convertTo('USD', '0.0067');  // USD 6.70

Or resolve the rate from an ExchangeRateProvider. The bundled ArrayExchangeRateProvider takes a map of currency => rate relative to a common base and computes cross rates for you:

use Webrek\Money\ArrayExchangeRateProvider;

$rates = new ArrayExchangeRateProvider(['USD' => 1, 'EUR' => 0.92, 'MXN' => 17.5]);

Money::of('100', 'USD')->convert('EUR', $rates);   // EUR 92.00
Money::of('175', 'MXN')->convert('USD', $rates);   // USD 10.00  (cross rate)

Configure the default provider in config/money.php and resolve it from the container:

'exchange' => ['rates' => ['USD' => 1, 'EUR' => 0.92, 'MXN' => 17.5]],

use Webrek\Money\Contracts\ExchangeRateProvider;

$eur = $price->convert('EUR', app(ExchangeRateProvider::class));

Plug in live rates by implementing ExchangeRateProvider yourself (e.g. backed by an API and cache) and binding it to the contract.

Splitting without losing cents

// Split a bill three ways — the leftover cent is handed out, nothing vanishes.
$shares = Money::ofMinor(100, 'USD')->split(3);
// [USD 0.34, USD 0.33, USD 0.33]   (sums back to exactly 1.00)

// Allocate by ratio (e.g. a 70/30 revenue share):
Money::ofMinor(100, 'USD')->allocate(7, 3);
// [USD 0.70, USD 0.30]

The remainder is handed to the largest ratios first, so splits are stable and fair, and array_sum of the parts always equals the original.

Aggregates & percentages

Money::sum([$a, $b, $c]);   // total (all same currency)
Money::min([$a, $b, $c]);
Money::max([$a, $b, $c]);

$price->percentage(16);      // 16% — e.g. tax
$price->percentage('8.25');  // fractional rates welcome

Sum a collection directly, optionally by key:

$orders->sumMoney('total');      // Money|null
collect([$a, $b])->sumMoney();   // Money|null

sumMoney() returns null for an empty collection; Money::sum() throws on an empty set (there is no currency to return).

Comparison

$a->isEqualTo($b);
$a->isGreaterThan($b);
$a->isGreaterThanOrEqualTo($b);
$a->isLessThan($b);
$a->isLessThanOrEqualTo($b);
$a->compareTo($b);        // -1 | 0 | 1
$a->isZero();
$a->isPositive();
$a->isNegative();

Eloquent casting

Store minor units in an integer column and cast it to Money.

Single currency — the column holds minor units; the currency is fixed in the cast:

use Webrek\Money\Casts\MoneyCast;

protected function casts(): array
{
    return ['price' => MoneyCast::class . ':USD'];
}

$product->price = Money::of('19.99', 'USD');
$product->save();                 // stores 1999 in `price`
$product->price->format();        // "USD 19.99"

Multi-currency — add a companion {column}_currency string column and omit the code:

protected function casts(): array
{
    return ['cost' => MoneyCast::class];   // reads/writes `cost` and `cost_currency`
}

$product->cost = Money::of('15.50', 'EUR');   // stores 1550 + "EUR"

Assigning a currency that doesn't match a fixed-currency column throws a CurrencyMismatchException.

Validation

use Webrek\Money\Rules\CurrencyCode;

$request->validate([
    'currency' => ['required', new CurrencyCode],
]);

Formatting & serialization

$money = Money::ofMinor(123456, 'USD');

$money->format();             // "USD 1,234.56"   (locale-independent)
$money->formatTo('en_US');    // "$1,234.56"      (requires ext-intl)
$money->toDecimal();          // "1234.56"
(string) $money;              // "1234.56 USD"

json_encode($money);
// {"amount":"1234.56","minorAmount":123456,"currency":"USD"}

formatTo() uses the intl extension; without it, it falls back to format().

Requirements

Component	Version
PHP	8.2+
Laravel	12.x
ext-intl	optional, for `formatTo()`
ext-bcmath	optional, for exact large-scale multiplication/division

Testing

composer install
composer test

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Security

Please review the security policy before reporting a vulnerability.

License

The MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE.

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Quickstart

Why not just use a decimal column and floats?

Building money

Arithmetic

Rounding modes

Currency conversion

Splitting without losing cents

Aggregates & percentages

Comparison

Eloquent casting

Validation

Formatting & serialization

Requirements

Testing

Contributing

Security

License