Anyone able to explain what determines whether a transaction gets a brand logo or not?
E.g. DDs have gone out for Sky and EE but neither have their associated logos and just have the default Monzo placeholders.
Anyone able to explain what determines whether a transaction gets a brand logo or not?
E.g. DDs have gone out for Sky and EE but neither have their associated logos and just have the default Monzo placeholders.
As I understand it, direct debits are not yet subject to the merchant logo functionality that regular card transactions make use of. Itāll be on itās way, Iām sure.
Ta.
(And more characters to get to 20)
It does bug me too, but Iām sure its all on the way
EE is particularly annoying just because it says āEE & T-MOBILEāā¦ It should just be āEEā now, as T-Mobile has disappeared entirely as a brand from the UK since 2015ā¦ But thats not Monzoās fault, as right now it looks like Monzo is just automatically pulling the name straight from the Direct Debit itself. Its EE themselves who havenāt updated the name of their Direct Debit!
You also canāt add notes or āsplit cost using Monzo.Meā (might be handy for some people who need to split utility bills with housemates etc) but its still early days for the current account, Iām sure its all in the pipeline!
True enough about T-Mobile!
We have a lot of work to do on Direct Debits, for sure in terms of UI/UX. Lots of improvements to come
Splendid.
A few people have talked about a calendar function. Would be good when allied to burn down chart.
I say good, I might mean alarming depending on time of year and outgoings!
Untrue.
T-Mobile is still a brand even if itās not sold any longer. There are reasons that I canāt disclose here that direct debits are still EE & T-Mobile but you are quite correct in saying that itās that way because EE havenāt changed them.
If I recall correctly EE have to keep the T-Mobile and Orange brands due to competition and mergers commission blocking merger if they didnāt.
Iām afraid thatās not right either.
T-Mobile and Orange have effectively already been phased out in the U.K although existing customers continue to be supported on both of those brands until they move across to EE. New contracts are not able to be taken out on either of these brands as of the 28th of February 2015. The only agreement to the CMA was that a percentage of spectrum would have to be handed back and that a mast sharing agreement with Three U.K. would have to have been reached, which it was and is now called MBNL.
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