I see a new button on current loans called Borrow More, had appeared.
I thought I’d go through the process just to see what happens at the end. It’s rightly turned me down as expected as I’ve recently just taken a loan out and don’t need anymore as I’d then have limited money left each month.
There’s an issue with the message though about the reasoning why. A couple is /n/n appear
P.S it’s come up as a vote,I don’t need votes 
Thanks for reporting - I’ve shared this internally 
I’ve see a few people asking for loan topups \n\n Another improvement and a tick off the list 
Where was the borrow more button. I’m on iOS and can’t find it anywhere
It’s not fully released yet, I believe. Was spotted in Android teardown the other day
It’s not fully launched yet to all customers, hence why there has been no announcement yet. Should be on iOS in the next few of weeks.
I think you asked me to message you time ago to let me know when this was coming
Any chance we can get it quicker? 
Afraid not - it’s waiting for app version updates.
I believe \n is supposed to negate a new line being used. In HTML it is used as a line break anyway. Why there’s two though? that seems to be breaking the formatting - pun intended
You can have as many \n as you like.
One will make it \n
go onto a new line and two \n\n
Will make it like a new paragraph.
Fixed now 
It turned up for me yesterday afternoon
Is the button showing for you on iOS?
It’s not showing for me yet. Must be a gradual roll out. I was told that it would be a full release to iOS users at the same time by @TheoGibson
iOS TestFlight
And they wouldn’t let me increase my loan so waiting was worth it
Topped my loan up today 
nice easy process at least. Shows you the difference between what you’re currently paying and what you’ll end up paying.
I’ve taken a bit more than needed just as a contingency, with any that I don’t use, I’ll just pay back that bit earlier.
I started making overpayments too and I’ve found that I can probably continue doing so month after month.
There is no way to edit the monthly amount and you can’t schedule an overpayment either so it’s a bit of a cumbersome process at the moment.
I schedule the overpayment into a pot so that it is set aside with all my other bill money when I’m paid at the beginning of the month. Then I have to remember to withdraw it (because no payment from pots) and then swipe to the loan tab to make a payment.
Yeah when I’ve overpaid it’s always been when I pay back my normal monthly payment. Like you say it is a bit cumbersome, ideally would be nice to say on X date I want to pay this much extra until I say stop.
At least though it’s easy to just do this, with other loans at other banks it’s always been a case for me, of you need to contact them to say I’m paying this much extra can I have the bank details to transfer it over.
