monobank will soon receive a noticeable visual update – the developers have completely redesigned the personal finance management module PFM (personal finance management). The update was announced by the co-founder of the popular payment application Oleg Gorokhovsky and showed how the corresponding section will look like after the update, which will be released next week (the exact date is not reported).
This is a section with detailed statistics that helps customers analyze and control their expenses and income by category. Recently, in addition to certain categories of expenses in the statement, monobank introduced tag support for more transparent accounting and convenient grouping. The personal statistics and analytics page looks like this:
In the upcoming update, the section will be completely redesigned – in fact, it will be turned into a more informative dashboard with detailed information on expenses and receipts, as well as more tools for analytics. And all this will be available right in the application. The video posted by Oleg Gorokhovsky allows you to visually assess how the new hub of statistics and spending analytics in monobank looks and works.
Video demonstrating the updated section of statistics and analytics of expenses / income in the monobank application
As you can see in the video, categories and tags will remain, however, instead of one screen, several interactive cards will appear with different transactions: Expenses, Savings, To your cards and Receipts. Judging by the video, it will be possible to quickly move between them with swipes left and right and flexibly adjust.
On the eve of monobank resumed the sale of non-cash currency in the application – within the limit of ₴50,000 per month and with the condition of placement on a deposit for a period of 3 months. And the very next day, monobank returned to the list of the most popular applications in the Apple and Google stores.
monobank resumed the sale of non-cash currency in the application – within the limit of ₴50,000 per month with placement on a deposit for a period of 3 months