No one really knows. But given that there are currently no fees outside the EU, Iām not sure that there will be an immediate change on that front, if ever.
The unfortunate fact is that until the details are known itās incredibly difficult to understand the impact. Sorry!
Would like to use Monzo as joint account for household bills. Does Monzo offer cash-back type product compared to say Santander 123 account and, if not, what other houshold perks would you offer to attract those customers who want to run all utility bills through Monzo?
What is the timing for Monzo offering interest on the current account?
Oh dear, @woo, Iām not sure that Monzo is for you!
Monzo doesnāt really do cash back or perks - or current account interest for that matter. Instead, they offer what I think is probably the best banking app, give you tools to better understand and manage your finances, and make it easier to do financial stuff with friends.
Everyone has different needs for their bank accounts, so you might well find that other providers work better for you. If I were you, Iād give Monzo a go, though. You might be pleasantly surprised?
Hello! I am self employed and take photographs of my business expense receipts on Monzo, against the relevant purchases. Legally, I need to be able to produce (ie show the government if asked) these photographs for 7 years. Can I do this with Monzo? Have had a look around other threads but cannot find the answer to this question, so thanks in advance for advice!
I know they are all stored in cloud storage and donāt believe any are deleted unless you delete them yourself. @HughWells, @simonb do you know the answer to this?
Hi, new to the community, I have asked the question elsewhere but there may be a simple solution. Is there a way to reduce the large spikes on the graph when there is an income which I then move to a pot? I find the graph very useful to help with budgeting, but is less useful when the scale is distorted.
Hi, I wanted to ask something about online transactions. So, up to now Monzo would ask me to tap on the app or to enter a passcode sent via text to approve online transactions. In the last couple of days, though, my transactions have been going through without my being asked to approve. Do you know why this is? Many thanks!
Hey Elena. It sounds like you are talking about 3D secure transactions. If so, it is not something all websites enable, so for some you would need to and for others not.
Is it for the same website that you are buying something and the second time it doesnāt ask, or for a different website each time?
Iāve used it on different websites but also on a website that had previously asked me for a passcode, and did not this time. That seems quite baffling. Is there anything I can do?
You will get a combination of both in app verification and one time code verification. Itās not the website asking you itās actually Monzoās platform asking you. The website doesnāt see anything youāre doing
3d secure protects the bank from risk. Either the company or Monzo have decided that since youāve used them before then they are happy itās probably you. If someone fraudulently uses your card you can still claim the money back though so itās less friction but just as safe
Iām just wondering if there are more efficient ways to contact customer service than the app chat? For some reason Monzo have used my full name including middle name for the payments link rather than just first name last name as requested when signing up and Iād like them to fix it.
Iāve been waiting in the app since about 8:45 without any joy, itās kicked me out once and of course itās also fairly difficult to keep the backlight on for over an hour and a half trying to see when they might reply.
Is it also ok to use the help@monzo email address to make account queries?
Youāll get a badge notification on the app logo when they reply (itās been a while since I contacted them but Iām sure thatās how it worked) It might take up to a day so I donāt think looking at the app for that time will work. Email wonāt be any quicker I donāt think