I agree - really like that option on Metro. It can be optional - but should be available.
And definitely possible to show cleanly:
No.
The statement lumps together all my accountsâŚcurrent, deposit and ISA.
I need a running balance of current account to balance on YNAB
I would like to see the daily balance in the transaction feed like in the picture (another bankâs app). It is could be really helpfull to check your daily spendings back in time.
This is âessentialâ for me and I really miss this feature from the monzo app.
(Yes, I know the pulse graph is shows the daily balance but they will kill it. I never see that graph because I am new)
Not my work 
but this is what I want.
What makes it essential to you?
Just trying to figure out why this would benefit me over just a list of transactions with the dates like Monzo does currently
Sorry if I canât express myself correctly, I am still learning english.
I only wanna known my daily balance every day and with the current list format is not informative. If I go to shopping it is mostly not 1 place to me. After 10 or more smaller transactions it is a little bit complicated to add them. In short I need a calculator to see how much money I had yesterday. I donât have this problem with the other account.
So this one is the only problem for me with monzo. Otherwise it is very smart, I like it.
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The Pulse graph shows your daily balance (on iOS, at least).
I think theyâre scrapping it, tho.
The daily balance was the one thing I liked about Barclays
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I donât have this pulse graph thing
Why do you need to know what your balace was yesterday?
Sorry I think I am just not seeing the benefit of it yet (I am sure it is)
For me it was an easy way of seeing what had come into or out of my account. If you have 10 transaction send on a day itâs easy to miss one but if thereâs a big change in your balance you can have a closer look.
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I absolutely agree with the previous comment.
If I get my payment I can check how much money left before it.
Just in a blink.
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I no longer have the pulse graph and I miss the daily totals of my spending. It was very helpful to see the total of what you were spending each day and if there were particular days were you were spending more.
Iâd recommend sharing this feedback over at We're working on a new look for the Monzo app so that your feedback is known while ongoing app changes are made.
Everywhere asks why is this important but I have limited English to explaining. I donât understand how they can live without it? 
I donât need an âend of dayâ balance, as I check my main balance every time I open the app. If I look at my account late in the evening that is all I need for âend of dayâ. This is maybe why some people arenât sure why this is needed. I can see the up to the minute correct balance whenever I look at my phone.
Or am I picking this up wrong? Are you wanting to see it for days in the past as well like your screenshot?
Yes. I just wanna check my balance any day in the past.
I very like this feature in my other banking app. The function already in the software I think. (Graph)
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In my opinion it looks a bit cluttered.
Monzo used to show daily balance so you could see day to day totals, it also used to have a graph which showed spending curves - the latter of which is widely regarded as one of the most hated features in the community.
Nice presentation though.
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In my opinion it looks a bit cluttered.
I agree, my main concern when deciding on the placement of the balance was that it interfered with the minimal design that the team are currently working towards. The removal of the spending graph was definitely a good decision.
Having said that, the inclusion of the post-transaction balance within the details screen (after tapping a transaction) could be a subtler solution, albeit a slightly less convenient one.
I like it.
Perhaps it could incorporate a swipe gesture on a transaction to reveal the balance at that point in time. Sort of like how when you swipe a message left on the iOS messages app to reveal the time.
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