Synchronization now shows its real stage, how long it has been running, and how many duplicates Martia merged after a bank reconnection.

A healthy synchronization no longer asks you to contact support, and a finished one says plainly what Martia did with your transactions: how many it recognized, how many duplicates it merged, and how many were genuinely new.

A synchronization in progress looks like one

The detail view used to show a problem message for a run in progress even when nothing was wrong. A problem is now announced only when there genuinely is one.

Instead of a frozen counter you see the stage in plain language — fetching, tidying up, matching against what you already have — how long it has been running, and an honest note that a long transaction history can take a few minutes.

You can see what reconnecting your bank achieved

Reconnecting a bank exists so your history is not duplicated. Until now the app said nothing about it — only how many transactions it fetched.

The detail view of a finished synchronization now shows how many transactions Martia recognized as ones you already had, how many duplicates it merged, and how many were genuinely added as new.

Frequently asked questions

On a first connection and on a reconnection Martia fetches the whole available history and matches it against what you already have. The current stage and elapsed time are visible in the synchronization details.

When you reconnect a bank we receive the same transactions again. Martia recognizes them and merges them with the ones you already have instead of adding a second copy. The merged count tells you how often that happened.

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Synchronization now shows its real stage, how long it has been running, and how many duplicates Martia merged after a bank reconnection. — Martia