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Why was my Auto Invest on Pocket automatically cancelled?

Your Auto Invest was most likely cancelled because your balance was insufficient for 3 consecutive scheduled payments — for example, 3 consecutive weeks in a row if your frequency is weekly. Top up before your next scheduled date and set up a new Auto Invest to continue investing.


  • The rule is 3 consecutive missed payments. An Auto Invest schedule on Pocket is automatically cancelled once your balance has been insufficient for 3 scheduled payments in a row — for a weekly frequency that means 3 consecutive weeks, for monthly it means 3 consecutive months.
  • A single missed payment doesn't cancel it. Missing one scheduled payment leaves the schedule active; it's only the third consecutive miss that ends it.
  • A cancelled schedule can't be resumed. Once cancelled, you set up a new Auto Invest rather than restarting the old one — so keeping enough balance available before each scheduled date is what keeps a schedule alive.
  • Pausing is different from cancelling. If you know you'll miss upcoming payments, pausing the schedule yourself is the cleaner option, since a paused schedule can be resumed while a cancelled one cannot.
  • Where to check. Your current schedule and its status are visible via Profile → Regular Investment, filtered to Pocket.

Related questions:

Q: How many missed payments does it take to cancel an Auto Invest on Pocket?
3 consecutive missed payments due to insufficient balance will cancel the schedule — for weekly frequency, that means 3 consecutive weeks of insufficient funds.

Q: Can I resume an Auto Invest that was cancelled?
No — once cancelled, you need to set up a new Auto Invest schedule; a cancelled schedule cannot be reactivated.

Q: Where can I check my Auto Invest status on Pocket?
Go to Profile → Regular Investment to see whether your schedule is active, paused, or cancelled.

Q: Does pausing count the same as missing a payment?
Pausing is a different status from missing a payment. If you're unsure how your schedule is currently classified, check your Auto Invest status in Profile → Regular Investment, or pause it yourself ahead of time if you know you'll miss an upcoming payment rather than letting it auto-cancel.