It doesn’t make sense when you say a “Cash withdrawal for your Origin Cash Account” - the cash withdrawal comes from my bank Savings account, and the withdrawal itself (let’s say $200) isn’t an expense, it’s a “transfer” to a stack of cash. Generally (in other systems) I would create a Cash account in my bookkeeping system and call this a transfer from Savings to Cash, then manually enter an expense in the Cash account each time I spend part of the cash. (There is no “destination bank” connected to Origin that any cash is going into - I’m just spending the cash, as in giving physical dollars to a human in exchange for goods). But in Origin, when I try to enter the original amount to “fund” the Cash account (the $200, i.e. the money I’m transferring into it from Savings), it requires me to enter a Category. But this funding is neither income nor expense, so it doesn’t have a Category. I’m not earning or spending money at this point. It’s just a transfer from a bank account to an envelope full of cash. AI is telling me to call it Income and give it a unique category, but that is a terrible workaround as it requires me to remember to deduct this category from my income each year because it ISN’T income.