Hi! Just found out about this app, was wondering how do you peeps under POSB/DBS keep track of the amount in your account? Since these banks aren’t synced with Seedly , is it too much of a hassle? - Seedly
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Asked by Ryan Tham

Asked on 30 Jun 2019

Hi! Just found out about this app, was wondering how do you peeps under POSB/DBS keep track of the amount in your account? Since these banks aren’t synced with Seedly , is it too much of a hassle?

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Kenneth Lou
Kenneth Lou, Co-founder at Seedly
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Updated on 30 Jun 2019

Hello Ryan! Good to have you onboard the Seedly app!

Personally for me, I do it manually just updating the account balances for the DBS accounts.

I have two savings accounts with DBS so i do it once a week to make sure its up to date.

For my main spending account its with OCBC. So no issues there!

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Ryan Tham
Ryan Tham

30 Jun 2019

Yupp! I too have 2 dbs account and one OCBC (credit card), hmm thanks for that i Guess I’ll have to keep track constantly then (:
Ryan Tham
Ryan Tham

30 Jun 2019

Thankyou! I too have 2 DBS and 1 OCBC account, will manually update the DBS ones then (:

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