This will revoke access to , remove it from your connections, and delete its transaction history.

To help avoid your bank flagging the activity as suspicious, we limit account refreshes to no more than one every 2 minutes.

You can refresh this account again in --.

Every refresh pulls your current bank balance, live. Your recent transactions come along too — but some banks share those more slowly than the balance, even on a live refresh.

So if a recent purchase isn't listed yet, don't panic! Your balance already reflects it, so your Good to Go stays accurate. The transaction will appear once your bank releases it.

Some banks — including USAA and Capital One — don't share pending transactions with our data provider at all. Purchases from those accounts show up only once they post (usually a day or two), but your balance still updates right away — so refreshing won't pull a pending charge into the list no matter how many times you try.

If anything ever looks off, your bank's own app is the final word.

These apps can see your Pockets, transactions and balances, and the ones marked Can Make Changes can change your Pockets and transactions. Disconnecting one stops it right away.

Add the last four digits only of each card on this account — never the full card number. If this account doesn't show its own last four (a manual account, say), add the account number's last four here too. Receipts and bank notifications that quote these digits are then put on the right account.

The date your most recent statement closed. Catch Up uses it to bring this card's Pocket back up to everything you've charged since your last paid bill closed.

This bank doesn't share your credit limit with us. Enter it here and we'll show your available credit (limit minus what you owe).

To turn your bank's charge notifications into pending transactions, Pockets needs Notification access.

On the next screen, find Pockets in the list and switch it on, then come back. Pockets reads only your bank apps: the ones you pick, and banks it already knows. A charge it can read becomes a transaction; one it can't read is sent to Pockets so you can show it how. Nothing from other apps is read.

has 0 linked transactions. Pick what to do with them.

Enter the email address of everyone you’re sharing with. Each of them sets aside their own part from their own paychecks, and everyone sees how much the group has put in. Anyone without an account gets an email inviting them to join.

Accepting adds the Pocket to your list. You set aside your own part from your own paychecks; the person who shared it sets the name, amounts and dates.

Tap all words that change between notifications.

Linking a transaction releases the money set aside for this Pocket and moves its due date to the next cycle.

Once the first one is linked, Pockets links future transactions from the same merchant and moves the due date forward automatically.

These Pockets are past due and have never had a transaction linked. Linking one releases the money set aside for it and moves its due date to the next cycle.

Once the first one is linked, Pockets links future transactions from the same merchant and moves the due date forward automatically.