The big one this month: statements find their own account by the last four digits they print.
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- 3 October · statements routed by their last four digits, a review before each statement imports, clearer errors in your language, easier taps on a phone
3 October
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Statements go to the right account by their last four digits. When a statement shows the last four digits of a card or account, NBU files it in the account you picked last time for those digits, so two accounts at the same bank stop getting mixed up. Tell NBU once which account a statement belongs to, and it remembers next month.
Statements show a short review before they import. You see the totals, the first few transactions and the account NBU picked, which you can change or replace with a new account. A file NBU already knows imports with no extra screen.
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If you set up your categories with Valerie, Investments counts as an investment contribution. In French, your "Placements" category gets its monthly target card.
When saving fails, the message is in your language and tells you what to do next. That covers account settings, churning cards, your profile, reminders, categories and manual transactions.
A file over 4 MB dropped on Valerie gets a clear "too big" message, with the 4 MB limit.
A shared churning board shows a points bonus as points, the way your own board does.
The churning page shows its thin-data notice when savings transfers hide how much of your spending is uncategorized.
Small buttons are easier to hit on a phone. That includes the menu, show or hide amounts, the close X, the Valerie paperclip, and the Undo link after you remove a card from your shortlist. On a phone, the card-tracking sheet also shows its title at the top.
Escape closes the chart filter menu and puts you back on its button.
Screen readers announce which step of signup you are on. With voice control, you can open the date and category pickers, the language switch and the home logo by saying what they show.