• How can I check my recurring subscriptions?

  You can see your subscriptions that Emma has detected in your bank accounts by scrolling down your Feed (main dashboard) in the Emma app. Under Recurring payments you'll see all the recurring transactions and subscriptions that EmmaSome readers

• Fix duplicated recurring payments

  Seeing duplicated recurring payments on your Recurring payments list? Learn more about why you're seeing incorrectly duplicated recurring payments in Emma and how you can solve it below 🚀 Duplicated recurring payments occur because your latest recurring payment wasn't identified as being associated with your existing recurring payment. Reasons for this include: The payment account for this recurring payment has changed The name of the recurring payment transaction has changed The pFew readers

• Recurring Offline Transactions

  What is a Recurring Offline Transaction? This feature allows you to automatically add entries for regular, fixed payments within your offline accounts. Since your offline accounts are not linked to a bank and require manual updates, setting up a recurring transaction prevents you from having to enter the same payments (like subscriptions or Automatic Transfers) repeatedly every month. Why is this feature useful? Setting up recurring transactions saves you time and ensures yourFew readers

• What are inactive recurring payments?

  Recurring payments can be active or inactive. You will see a list of Inactive recurring payments at the bottom of your Recurring Payments section. Emma marks recurring payments as inactive when you are no longer being charged for that particular recurring payment. This could be for example a charge from an old energy provider or cell phone contract which you are no longer using. It can also happen when you switch your bank to a different bank provider. If you find that Emma has marked one ofFew readers