[phaedo]

The banking app is recurrently problematic: when I have to authorise an online purchase, quite often the notification takes too long to arrive, or doesn't arrive at all; and there seems to be no way to authorise a payment without receiving a notification. Can I simply delete the app, and authorise payments by receiving an SMS text with a numerical code?

[Oldperson]

I have exactly the same problem.. I would really like someone to tell me how to resolve this.

[phaedo]

@Oldperson . I phoned the Tesco Bank helpline yesterday, and think that I have been able to switch to getting a One Time Passcode by SMS - but I haven't tried using it yet.

[phaedo]

@Oldperson. Phone the helpline on 0345 300 3511 - they'll enable you to switch to authorising payment by a one time passcode sent by SMS; I've just tried it, and it works.

[williamshane]

Originally Posted by phaedo

The banking app is recurrently problematic: when I have to authorise an online purchase, quite often the notification takes too long to arrive, or doesn't arrive at all; and there seems to be no way to authorise a payment without receiving a notification. Can I simply delete the app, and authorise payments by receiving an SMS text with a numerical code? geometry dash

Depending on the features and security precautions that the banking app has put in place, deleting the app might not be the wisest course of action. If the app's notification mechanism continues to be problematic, you might look into alternative ways to authorize payments

[phaedo]

@williamshane
Yes: the help line (0345 300 3511) can switch you to authorising payment by a one time passcode sent by SMS.

[SamCoffee]

Originally Posted by phaedo

The banking app is recurrently problematic: when I have to authorise an online purchase, quite often the notification takes too long to arrive, or doesn't arrive at all; and there seems to be no way to authorise a payment without receiving a notification. Can I simply delete the app, and authorise payments by receiving an SMS text with a numerical code?
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Yes, you can delete the banking app and opt for SMS-based authorization for online purchases. Contact your bank to set up SMS-based authorization, where you'll receive a numerical code via text message to confirm payments. This method can offer a reliable alternative to app-based authorization for online purchases.