Rogier LommersRookie
I just checked my planned payments and it looks like ALL planned payments are gone. I receive the "create new planned payment" screen. What happened?
I just checked my planned payments and it looks like ALL planned payments are gone. I receive the "create new planned payment" screen. What happened?
Same with me. The planned payments worked today, but I wanted to adjust a couple of them, but when I go to planned payments I also receive the "create new planned payment" screen. Both in the app as on when I log in to the website.
P.S. If I select a payment that was a result of a planned payment, the description says (in Dutch): "null verstuurd". Maybe something to look into as well.
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I have the same problem that all my scheduled payments are gone. They were there this afternoon, and since this evening they have vanished. Do I have to reschedule them or will bunq fix this so that they will be restored?
@SatellitePeppercorn#291367 Hey Jon 👋
Thanks for reaching out to us! We got this fixed right away and all your scheduled payments should be restored now 🙌 Please let us know if you have any questions or need further assistance 🌈
Thnx for the quick follow-up. I had to kill the app to make it restart, but they are back indeed and everything works as expected again.
@emily-Blue-Wolverine#291376 Would be nice to get some insights in how this passed the Quality Assurance department. In my opinion this really is a basic must-have (core) feature of a bank. How is it possible that it broke on production?
ik heb het net gecheckt, en bij mij staan ze er nog. zal het de 24e even in de gaten houden
@Rogier-Lommers#291759 it's called testing in production, seems like a common occurrence