Your Personal Financial Coach

Upon finishing the registration, you click on the “plus” button in the Coach section and hit “Add a bank account”. Follow the instructions, and after a few minutes, your last payments will appear.
Your consent with loading the data will be valid for a 180 days. It will then be necessary to renew it. Don’t worry, it will only take a few seconds.

Upon connecting your bank, it may take a few minutes for the transactions to appear in Coach. Registering the payments from the current day may take more than 24 hours to complete. If the payment has not appeared yet for a longer period of time, it is most likely a failure from the side of your bank.

If your payment has not been assigned a category, you may do so yourself, manually. If the payment recurs, e.g. grocery shopping at your local grocery store, you may set up a rule, for it to always appear in that category. All you need to do is to write the word base from the payment’s description, save it and you won’t have to repeat yourself ever again. The already set-up rules can be changed in the settings section.

For example, if you make a transfer between your accounts, Coach will categorize this transaction as both an expense on one account and as an income on the other, which may distort your financial analysis. There's two ways to change this. Either you set up a rule for all internal transactions - you tap the "More" button in the main lower menu and you turn off "Include internal transactions" in the "Bank transfer" section. The second option is to change the settings for just one particular transfer - in the payment's detail, you turn off the "Include in the analysis".

If you withdraw cash, and you use it for one transaction, you just need to assign one category to the entire expense. If you use the cash for more transactions, you may click on Split the payment and assign two or more categories.
If you are not sure what to do with the withdrawn cash yet, label the payment as “ATM withdrawal” and the Coach will automatically increase the cash in your digital wallet by that amount. Don’t forget to add the cash payments by the + sign afterwards.