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SplashMoney, a financial management application for smartphones from SplashData, is now available for BlackBerry.

Released way back in 2002 for the Palm OS, the software became available for Windows Mobile devices in March. SplashData plans to soon announce a version of SplashMoney for the iPhone, the company informed SmartPhoneToday. An edition for Google's Android platform appears to be in the offing as well.

With SplashMoney, BlackBerry (and soon iPhone) users can download their recent banking account activities through a wireless connection and synchronize the data with a PC. Changes made to both mobile and desktop versions will be retained and merged into one up-to-date file upon synchronization, rather than the most recently updated version overwriting the other version.

Like with the editions for the Palm OS and Windows Mobile, SplashData for BlackBerry allows users to securely record transactions, track account balances, generate reports and budgets, and manage finances form their mobile.

   

With it, you can also chart of financial data, assign icons to transactions, filter transactions, and bank account reconciliation. The software supports most account types, including checking, savings, credit card, cash, asset, liability, and money market accounts.

SplashData says it has built-in secure password protection using 256-bit Blowfish encryption to protect against malicious hacking or other threats.

The software goes for $29.95.