Unless I’m going blind it appears that Monzo only allows me to see monthly spending by category, not company. So I can see I’ve spent £200 on Transport in February, but not how much I’ve spent with Uber or on TFL.
This would be a tremendous help for budgeting if it was available. Thanks.
If I go into my Spending in the Android app and say click on a category such as Groceries I go into a list of transactions but if I click on the Merchants tab instead of Transactions tab it does list it by company.
It does not seem to have this functionality in iPhone app though, which was a suprise as for most things iPhone was normally ahead!
Strange! I’m an iPhone user and so I don’t see that option at all. I would have thought both versions would have been built in tandem, but maybe Apple’s approval process is slower.
You can see how much you have spent with a certain merchant on iOS, however not per month.
You can get to this information in the iOS app too but it takes slightly longer & your options are more limited than what Richard’s described for the Android app (who would have thought that could happen?! 
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Tap into a transaction > tap the any of the three panels in the ‘YOUR MERCHANT NAME HISTORY’ list > & use the search bar at the top of the window, to filter your search. You can also search for the merchant’s name & then apply the date filter.
Your options for the search by date are:
This / Last: Year, Quarter, Month, Week, Weekend
which is obviously slightly limited but Hugo has shared a preview of the upcoming updates for the search feature, which will allow you to apply more filters, including specifying date ranges -
https://community.monzo.com/t/not-equal-to-search-modifier/5935/5?u=alexs
It’s ridiculous that Android is so far ahead of the iOS app yadda yadda skip to the end.
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EDIT: Apparently the above caused this post to be flagged up. Sorry if people thought I was being serious or didn’t find it funny.
Thanks for letting me know! Very fiddly and un-Monzo to get that useful data, but good to know it’s there. Thanks!