The transactions view now shows when bank data lands in Martia — no more guessing whether a payment is missing or just not synced yet.

The transactions page now includes a clear note about automatic bank sync timing and bank-side delays.

When does a new payment show up in the app?

Until now, the transactions view assumed users would infer when the bank would send new activity. In practice, a fresh payment created the same question every time: has Martia not synced yet, or has the bank not exposed it on their side?

We added a short note directly above the transaction list. It shows the concrete times of automatic sync and warns that a bank may book a payment with a delay. The goal is to lower tension before someone starts hunting for a problem that isn't there.

Less uncertainty, less empty refreshing

It's a small change, but in finance small moments like this matter. When users can see that data arrives on a clear rhythm, it's easier to trust what they're looking at.

The message is intentionally spare and contextual. It doesn't explain the whole open banking stack — it answers the question that comes up right there on the page: why isn't that transaction here yet?

Frequently asked questions

No. Often the bank simply exposes the new operation with a delay. If the payment was recent, it's worth checking again after the next sync.

Yes. The transactions view now shows that Martia pulls fresh bank data automatically at 10:00 and 18:00.

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The transactions view now shows when bank data lands in Martia — no more guessing whether a payment is missing or just not synced yet. — Martia