As the title says…
I’d rather not see TfL notifications everyday as I know what my daily spend is so I would rather hide these so any chance we could get the option to chose what we want to see?
Oh yes - likewise it gets a bit annoying getting two notifications after I spend using android pay
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Android handles notifications quite well and developers are able to built sort of a control system in the app.
Here is an example from an Android app where you can choose what sort of notifications you would like to see;
Monzo could do something like this with options to turn off notifications for Salary, Commute etc…
Could this issue perhaps be re-examined (especially in light of the double notifications from Apple Pay)?
Allow notifications to be disabled on a per-method (Apple Pay/Google Pay/Contactless etc) and hopefully per merchant basis for ‘secure payments’ (i.e. the local Tesco I always go to as long as payment is via *Pay/Contactless or Chip’n’Pin: if magstripe is used or if it is at another Tesco branch, I want to know!) and for regular payments (I don’t need an alert when Patreon drains my account once a month for example).
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I agree Danny! 
I’d love to have some additional customisation options for notifications.
In my mind, one option would be to have a global setting (on/off) for smart filtering of payments that occur most frequently. e.g. the app begins to learn which payments you make as part of a daily schedule, and mutes them for you.
A second option, which I think I’d prefer would be to have a toggle on each vendor.
I’m not sure how I feel about double notifications when using Apple Pay yet… I might turn off the Wallet app notifications, though this might mean I miss out when using apple pay in other areas 
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I think this would be a really cool idea.
Turning off Transaction History for the Monzo card with Wallet seems to mute the extra Apple Pay notification. No need to mute all wallet notifications.
I love the idea of smarter notifications. But I’ve pretty much come to use the instant notification as a basic receipt. Although paying for a train most mornings and buying lunch from the same place often makes it seem pointless and even irritating.
ohhhh now thats great, cheers redshift I’ll do that now! 
smart.
Richard, that would sort of solve your gripe too.
Yeah it would be cool. I use them as receipts too, but yes they do get a bit irritating when your buying lunch at the same couple of shops during the week… every week. It would sort of be an extension of what old-school banks currently do with spending habits to prevent fraud etc.