Dinero stores three pieces of data with a dynamic scale: https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/core-concepts/scale https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/core-concepts/scale - am

Dinero stores three pieces of data with a dynamic scale: https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/core-concepts/scale https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/core-concepts/scale - amount: expressed in the smallest subdivision of the currency, as an integer. - currency: unique code, base, and exponent - scale: the scale is essential to accurately represent monetary values without losing precision. It automatically adapts as needed to ensure you always retain accurate amounts. --- Multiply[1]: If you need to multiply by a fractional multiplier, you shouldn't use floats, but scaled amounts instead. For example, instead of passing 2.1, you should pass { amount: 21, scale: 1 }. When using scaled amounts, the function converts the returned objects to the safest scale. Allocate[2] (alternative to dividing): Distribute the amount of a Dinero object across a list of ratios. [1]: https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/api/mutations/multiply https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/api/mutations/multiply [2]: https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/api/mutations/allocate https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/api/mutations/allocate