@Elisabeth-Red-Akita#133591 Yep, that is because there‘s no difference in the credit card network between these things. So even if bunq wanted to show it, they don‘t have the information.

@Elisabeth-Red-Akita#133593 Of course. The payments all go through the Mastercard network, and bunq only knows what it is told by them. And as far as that network is concerned, they are not different.

The only difference you can know is if the money has already been finally booked by the merchant. (And that is visible in the app already, even though it‘s a bit hidden.) However this information doesn‘t really help you to understand the motivation of the merchant. Some merchants just book the money later, and some earlier, even if it‘s meant as a deposit.

@Jakob#133592 not totally true, ICS/ABN and ING are also listing reservations separately from real payments, so it should be possible :(

@Hnnng#133865 The reservations are visible, buts it’s very clear which part of your credit-amount is a reservation, and how much you really have to pay

@Cedric-Indigo-Falcon#133863 from the network this is not visible (as far as I remember from working at bunq). So they are using a different way to determine what is a reservation and what is not.

@Sander#133873 Bij ICS weten ze ook altijd precies te tonen wat een reservering is en wat een betaling. Misschien moet bunq anders eens aan MasterCard vragen hoe het verschil te zien is? Als "iedereen" het kan moet bunq het ook toch kunnen?

Curve zegt het ook te kunnen zien en boekt de reservering niet direct door op de onderliggende kaart.

Bunq sagt jede Zahlung/Reservierung wird direkt abgezogen und in einen Mastercard „Pool“ gebracht. Dort holt es sich dann der Händler.

Die ING beispielsweise lässt Vormerkungen auf ihrer Debit Visa zu. Dadurch werden allerdings alle Umsätze auch erst einmal vorgemerkt.

Man muss sich also entscheiden was einem lieber ist:
Die Vormerkung

Oder der direkte Abzug vom
Saldo.

Beides geht leider nicht.