If indeed, you have your bank account linked to your phone. Many experts on banking security advise you not to.
I’m sure that some do but is it close to the consensus? Do you have any credible cites for that? If someone found my phone they’d have to get into the phone and then into the protected banking app before I noticed that my phone was stolen and I shut everything down. It’s very possible that I am missing something.
Hard to see consensus, but a brief Google search turned up mostly advice that it was risky-
But here- three experts give different views-
So, no consensus, but an agreement that it is a risk. YMMV, just be careful.
After some back and forth with the IRS one year, they decided that they owed me one dollar, added two cents in interest, and mailed me a check. It had something to do with rounding as they charged me and then credited it back. I never cashed the check, and a year or two later, they mailed me another one. For many years after that they sent me a new one every year. I have a collection. It seems like the story is worth the dollar.
Good enough to repeat the story after two weeks?