TCURX Decimal Point Change

For certain currencies I have a conflict between the stated decimal places on inbound American Express transactions vs. what's stored on TCURX. Because of this descrepancy I cannot load COP or HUF American Express transactions into the SAP system for use in the Travel Expenses application.
   American Express is assigning two decimal places to transactions originating in Columbia Peso (COP) and Hungary Forint (HUF) while SAP is assigning zero decimal places. ISO 4217 states that both currencies are two decimal places.
   The credit card accounting currency and company code currency are both USD. All SAP transactions have been posted in USD. There are no exceptions.
   Based on this background I'm trying to determine the best approach for modifying TCURX so it properly reflects the ISO 4217 standard for COP and HUF. Through my research I've determined that a currency code with two decimal places is not included in TCURX. Should I delete the TCURX entries for COP and HUF or should I change the decimal place value to two for both of these currencies? Or is another course of action required?
    Thanks in advance for oyur help.
Paul Portella

The fillér, which was defined as a 100th part of a Forint, has long ceased to exist.
The same probably applies to Colombia.
However, history apart, I wonder why you cannot delete the two entries from the TCURX table (which takes its values from OY04). Maybe raise an OSS note and have SAP answer this for you. My client does not deal in Forints, so its not been maintained.
You cannot change the decimal value to 2, since that option has not been provided (assumed default).
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