We only list charges we're confident about, but a few, often the newer ones, still ask you to check. Your answer keeps the list right, and with it your reminders and your budget.
Answer "Recurring?"
A charge waiting for an answer shows Recurring? in front of its type, with Yes and No at the end of the row. A strip at the top of the page counts how many there are.
Open Recurring
Go to Recurring. On a phone, it's under More in the tab bar.
Choose Review
In the strip that says how many recurring charges there are to confirm, choose Review. The All tab opens, showing only those charges.
Answer each one
Choose Yes to keep a charge, or No to take it off. If they're all right, choose All correct (or It's right when there's only one).
You can also open a charge and answer the Is this recurring? card at the top: Yes, it recurs or No.
Remove a charge that isn't recurring
You can take any charge off your list, including one you confirmed.
Find the charge
On the Recurring page, find its row on either tab.
Choose Not recurring
Open the ⋯ menu at the end of the row and choose Not recurring. Or open the charge, choose Not recurring at the bottom, then Not recurring again to confirm (Keep it goes back).
The charge leaves the Recurring page straight away, its transactions lose the recurring mark, and it no longer gets reminders. A message appears with Undo for a few seconds, which puts it back exactly as it was.
Bring back a charge you removed
A charge you removed stays off your list, even when new charges from that merchant arrive or you reconnect the bank. To bring it back, open any of its transactions on Transactions, choose Recurring, and pick how often it comes.
Leave out just one transaction
Sometimes a recurring charge picks up a one-off purchase from the same merchant. To leave out only that transaction, open it, choose Recurring, then Not recurring. The rest of the recurring charge stays as it is.