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- Debts. Track what you owe and what’s owed to you, get a reminder before the due date, and settle a debt by linking the transaction that paid it. See Debts and Link a transaction to a debt.
- Arrange your Home. Pick your default spending period, drag the Home sections into the order you like, and hide what you don’t need. See Arrange your home.
- Total balance card. See all your accounts combined in one card at the start of your accounts row. Turn it on from Arrange Home Sections. See Your home screen.
- View all in Insights and Home. The short lists in Spending Insights and the Operations card now have a View all link, so you can see the full list.
- Everything from one merchant. Tap a merchant in your transactions or in a transaction’s details to see every transaction with them, plus your total spending and income. See Merchant rules.
- Totals for any filter. Filter your transactions and see total income and spending across everything that matches. See Search and filters.
- Pick what + opens. Text, manual or voice — choose the add view you actually use from Settings, and make it your default from now on. See Add a transaction.
- Add from the account you’re viewing. Add a transaction straight from an account’s screen and it lands on that account — no need to pick it again.
- Merchant suggestions while editing. Start typing a merchant when you edit one transaction or many, and pick from your existing merchants. See Bulk edit and export.
- Subscriptions paid automatically. Turn on automatic payment for a subscription, choose the account it’s charged to, and we’ll add the transaction on every renewal. See Subscriptions.
- InstaPay fees, added for you. Turn it on for an account and we’ll add the fee to every InstaPay transfer you send from it. See InstaPay fees.
- Choose your notifications. Daily reminder, offers and discounts, features and reminders — switch each one on or off from Settings. See Notifications.
- You decide what counts in net worth. Include or exclude any account from your net worth. Credit cards start excluded, and excluded accounts stay out of the net worth widget. See Net worth.
