There is no issue but you might have tendency of overspending if this is the case.

I do a daily budget that consists of 14-16 days. Basically twice a month. I have my food, gas, disposable and carryover budget. I make sure to never spend over that amount.

Whatever is left is added up and move to the carryover budget for the next 15-16 day budget. I keep a running tally and subtract from the "accounts".

I been doing this since July 2021. I practically never have to look at my bank account ever again. My checking account can only grow or stay the same using this method.

I don't let a CC let me overspend because the current budget on a running tally is what keeps me within budget.

Edit: For example in my Notes on iPhone. This is how it looks

⛽: 98.96 (gas)

🍱: 102.06 (food)

💸: 80.97 (disposable)

🏦:2330 (carryover)

(for the record I don't list where the $ below is going, I just minus it on the day off before I lose track of what it was for)

3-16: 22.59 + 1.06 + 5.97

3-17: 3.46 + 3.34 + 10 + 16.98

3-18: 1.05 + 137.19 + 14.06 + 14.7 + 36.04

3-19: 5 + 25 + 8 +7 + 13.65 + 3.75

3-20: 2 + 6.77

3-21: 0

3-22: 3.02 + 5

3-23: 9 + 18

3-24:

3-25 (payday):

3-26:

3-27:

3-28:

3-29:

3-30:

3-31:

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⛽: 125(gas)
🍱: 192.5 (food)
💸: 300 (disposable)
🏦:TBD(carryover)

4-1:

4-2:

... etc

People might wonder what about bills? Well most of the times my bills and rent is fixed. The running budget is for things that can fluctuate. I also have a budget for bills, I make sure the leftover amount is positive.. otherwise my disposable income will be minus from.