Hi there. I have some manual accounts in foreign currencies, e.g. Although I scrambled it to the two circled in the example are EUR and the one not circled is GBP. Hopefully a small change - could you make it so that the account symbol matches the currency please? It’s really confusing when both my foreign and non-foreign accounts have the same symbol, and would make it easier to identify which accounts are which at a glance. Thanks.
Hey @grintoul
I started a thread requesting the option to edit the symbols to match that of the account provider (via twitter handle sync):
What are your thoughts on this approach?
I think that would be even better, but I suspect it’s more complex to implement - for me, if it was the difference between having a quick and dirty fix soon and a more complex fix further off, I’d rather have something than nothing 
I think this could be a bit messy.
I am very inclined to add emojis as long as you guys don’t get angry at me. 
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What would be messy? I’d argue that emoji’s would make it messy as it wouldn’t match current set-up.
Emoji would work great for me 
as I believe there’s both a Euro note and Pound note emoji (please make them available to pick from! 
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I think @grant.m and I have slightly different use cases though.
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Anyone can cache all that data and stop paying them. 
The other thing to take into account is that many institutions might not even have a twitter handle. 
Hi! Just wondered, did you ever get any further with this? 
I still find it really confusing that all my manual accounts from different banks and regardless of currency are represented by the same £ logo.
We are going to give people the ability to use twitter logos.
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Awesome! 
Thanks This is why I love Emma btw (and what I tell people) - you actually listen to feedback and add features that users ask for unlike competitors 
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Thanks. 
It makes sense to us to build things that people want (with limitation of course) 
Let me close this topic. 