no, financial abuse includes scrutiny of your spending
he has confused it because he gives you more money
However he controls what you spend, because he wants to know what you are spending ON YOUR OWN ACCOUNT, and he has added his name to your account, as a joint account holder so that he can watch and monitor that you havent spent anything he doesnt know what it is.
does he spend for food and kids on that account too, or is it just so he can watch what you are doing? does he reimburse you for any of the kid spending? because if not, what is his reason for adding himself?
Note also how he said it was very difficult and complicated to add you to his accounts, and yet he has managed quite easil;y to add himself to yours?
So in a 'normal' arrangement where couples keep finanaces seperate there is a joint account which all the family bills go out of - so like the bills account that he showed you, but also including food and kid stuff, as those are family costs.
each person either pays in proportionally to their incomes, with often a saving account too, and then they each have their own personal account which their wages go into which the leftovers can be used for anything they want. Hobbies, hairsdressers, the new fancy car that they insisted on even though it was beyond budget,,,,
a more equal partnership would look like, all money goes into joint account, from which bills go out, and an agreed savings. and each partner has access to this for day to day - ie if you are taking the kids to the zoo for the day, or he finds himself running late from work and decides to grab some food on the go. Then each partner has an equal spends account in their own name.
Or totally joint. everything into the pot, everything out of the pot. nobiody scrutinising, everyone has eyes on the pot. big decisions are joint. savings in both names, pensions for each, hopefully enough money to allow each person to have a bit of spending on hobbies. and equal 'spare time' to pursue hobbies/ days out with friends without the kids.