Transactions

How do I ignore a transaction?

Open the transaction, choose Ignore, then pick Ignore from budgets or Ignore from everything. Nothing is deleted, and you can bring it back any time. Transfers between your own accounts are ignored for you.

Updated Oct 17, 2026

Ignoring leaves a transaction out of your numbers without deleting it. It's handy for one-offs that would skew the picture, like a big purchase a friend paid you back for, or money moving between your own accounts.

The three choices

Choice

What it means

Don't ignore

Counts everywhere: totals, budgets and charts.

Ignore from budgets

Stays in your totals and history, but never counts against a budget.

Ignore from everything

Left out of every total, budget and chart. Still in your list, greyed out.

Ignore one transaction

  1. Open the transaction

    Click or tap it on the Transactions page.

  2. Choose Ignore

    It's in the first group of rows and shows the current setting.

  3. Pick a choice

    It saves straight away. To bring the transaction back, choose Don't ignore.

Ignore many at once, or every time

On a computer, tick the transactions and use Ignore in the bar: From budgets, From everything or Count everywhere. See change many transactions at once.

To ignore a merchant's transactions every time, add Ignore to a rule. See create a rule.

How ignored transactions look

Transactions ignored from everything look faded in the list, with an ignore mark beside the merchant. Ones ignored from budgets show a small budgets mark instead. To take ignored transactions out of the list, open the filters and turn on Hide excluded under Show only.

In a split, each part has its own setting, so you can leave out the share someone paid you back for and count only yours. See split a transaction.

Why some transactions are ignored for you

  • Transfers between your own accounts. When money leaves one of your accounts and the same amount arrives in another, we pair the two and ignore both, so a credit card payment isn't counted as spending on top of the purchases. See pending transactions and transfers.
  • Ignored accounts. When you ignore a whole account on the Accounts page, every transaction in it is ignored too, including new ones. See ignoring an account.
  • Your rules. A rule that ignores transactions does it for every one it matches.

You can change any of these yourself: open the transaction, choose Ignore and pick Don't ignore.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ignoring keeps the transaction on record, and you can undo it any time. Deleting removes it for good, and only works for transactions from statements or ones you added by hand. See delete a transaction.

It was paired with the matching payment from your bank account as a transfer between your own accounts, so neither side counts as spending.

No. Turning an account's ignore off brings back only the transactions it ignored. Any you ignored yourself keep your choice.

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