I’m on TestFlight and it doesn’t display on mine in the app either. My physical card doesn’t have Joint Account on it either (it was one of the first JA’s, before they had a different card design), but my Apple Pay card does have Joint Account on it. 
I had one of the first JA cards as well and it doesn’t have joint account written on the physical card.
I didn’t think this would affect the app though.
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It’ll be this. The card in-app (and in apple wallet) reflects the physical card you have.
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Hi @bruno
Just wondering has any internal talks been had around making the pot feed view actually show the pot history?
This is only really becoming obvious to me how much of a nuisance it is since ive created savings pots as id like to see what im adding and taking away rather than the basic stats that are there at the moment.
(Also doesnt help that im on ios and dont have this view at all unless i search my main feed)
I think it would improve the feel of the app by adding that little bit of continuity across the app especially since the credit cards are intended to go down the same route
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You should be able to see each individual transaction when you click on “Deposits” or “Withdrawals” under “Totals” in the pot window:
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That’s Android only, for some reason.
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I would have thought this would have been across both iOS and Android 
That’s annoying for iOS.
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Yeah, anyone would have thought that 
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Very irritating that this still hasn’t been carried over to iOS but it’s been on android since forever.
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Tell me about it.
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Lack of features on iOS hurts I hope we get the missing features soon we’ve been waiting too long.
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Or the fact that updates in general are pushed out at different times - Android getting app updates days before iOS or the fact that most lately features like paying from Bill Pots going to android first - not together
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True I guess it’s just different teams so means different times which is fair hopefully it will iron itself out eventually.
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I think we need to separate actual parity from staged rollouts
There is no way to roll a feature out to both at the exact same time without delaying it for one. In this case sending it out to Android once available has already allowed two days of solid customer feedback, already being taken onboard
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True. However I’d rather them launch both at the same time or at least within a day of each other at the latest and then gather feedback accordingly.
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I actually dont have a problem with one getting something first as long as i know its coming soon to the other.
Its where parity is there and theres no plans to bridge it is where i dont like it.
This was developed on Monzo Time for Android… what i would say in future is well if this is going to be the case and you want to work on it you need to find a colleague to choose to work on the ios equivalent as well before we sign that off
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Bill Pots are coming tomorrow, I think, on iOS. But I know what you mean, there are some features that have been out on Android for a while, with no sign of coming to iOS. Merging payees, for example.
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This 
Yep, I get there are things on both - which is why im saying that in either cases, id rather them delay it a bit to bring it out for both.
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