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The app manages to be worse than using just a regular web browser. You’re better off just opening their web site on Safari.

Tell whats the difference of having this app than using the browser directly

This is just Face ID support for a webview of a poorly mobile optimized layout of the website.

This is an embarrassment of an app. I can’t even access my account bc I don’t have iOS 13. Fidelity needs to get it act together. Only have it bc my previous employer had my 401k with them. Worst app ever!

Ridiculous app

I can't believe how bad this app is.... Seriously, we are almost in 2022 Fidelity! I honestly use this app just because I have no other option due to the contract with my current employer.

I’m not sure what I am missing here, but my version of the app does not look like the preview screenshots. It’s a slimmed down website version that is only half my screensize and overrun by cookie warnings. It’s basically unusable and like some of the other commentators here I am considering going elsewhere for an easier mobile experience.

App doesn’t even load. Garbage app.

I don’t even know where to start. There is nothing good about the app other than FaceID support. Please at the very least switch to the US Fidelity App which is very good. I have been hoping for 3 years now that each update would bring a new app. I’m about ready to leave Fidelity because of this. Why are you wasting time localizing to Spanish and not just rebuild this miserable app shell hosting a web app. And a poor web app at that. The app doesn’t present you with an account view of your balances, positions etc in the default view. The user flows are not intuitive. You have to hunt to get into your positions and lots. It doesn’t have an account detail view with most common actions in a right hand pane. For the love of God, whoever is in charge, dog food your software and you’ll understand the frustration of using this app.

This is a canned version of the website - which is a truly awful user experience in its own right - but with even more broken rendering. It’s hard to believe that a firm the size of Fidelity would allow something so completely and awfully embarrassing to be released.