On Accounts you can remove a bank together with all its history — permanently. Connecting that same bank later starts from a clean empty state, with no old transactions and no restore.

Disconnecting a bank still only hides it: the data stays and you can restore it. If you want that bank to start over — or to delete the history for good — there is now a separate, explicit path. Martia names the bank, says the history cannot come back, and removes every connection of that bank, not only the one visible in the list.

Disconnect stays the safe option

“Disconnect” still works as before: the bank leaves the view, the transactions stay, and you can restore them from hidden connections. That remains the default, reversible move.

“Remove bank and history” is a separate button. Before anything disappears, Martia repeats the bank’s name and says plainly that the accounts, balances and transactions cannot be recovered afterwards.

Afterwards that bank is truly empty

Removal covers every connection of that bank — including older or stuck generations the account list does not show. Transactions, balances and leftover sync data go with it.

Connecting the same bank later does not inherit hidden history. It starts like the first time: empty, without quarantine from old data and without a row to restore.

Frequently asked questions

No. Disconnect only hides the bank. The transactions stay and you can restore them. Only “Remove bank and history” deletes them, after a separate confirmation.

No. After you confirm, that bank’s history cannot be restored. If you only want to hide the bank for a while, use “Disconnect”.

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On Accounts you can remove a bank together with all its history — permanently. Connecting that same bank later starts from a clean empty state, with no old transactions and no restore. — Martia