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How does Wallet Forecast work?

Updated over a week ago

Wallet Forecast helps you stay ahead of low wallet balances before they lead to declined transactions. It uses your recent spending patterns to predict what your wallet coverage could look like over the next 10 days.

You’ll see:

  • how long your balance is likely to last

  • which upcoming transactions might fail

  • what top-up amount and date can help you stay covered


Where to find Wallet Forecast

You’ll find Wallet Forecast in your Pemo account in the top corner of your home screen (it’s available to beta customers only at the minute).


What you’ll see in Wallet Forecast

Days of spend left

This shows how many days your current wallet balance is likely to cover, based on your recent spending patterns.

Use this when you want a quick view of whether your wallet is on track.

Predicted upcoming payments

This flags upcoming transactions that may be declined due to low funds.

You’ll also see which merchants could be impacted, so you can act before anything fails.

Top-up recommendations

This suggests:

  • a top-up amount

  • the best date to top up

The goal is simple: keep your wallet covered with fewer surprises.


How Wallet Forecast makes predictions

Wallet Forecast looks at your previous spending trends to estimate what may happen next. Because your spending can change, Wallet Forecast updates over time. If your activity increases or drops, the forecast will adjust.

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