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There is a new dating app just in time for Valentine’s Day, but there’s a catch: you must have at least a 675 credit score to use it.

Launched today by financial platform neon money club, Score is a dating app for people with good to excellent credit, and it seeks to help raise awareness about the importance of finances in relationships.

The idea for the app was conceived at last year’s AfroTech. Neon Money Club was already looking for a way to address credit health, and it threw a party that saw hundreds of people flood the streets of Downtown Austin.

As people lined up, co- founder and CEO Luke Bailey and his team started to ponder what they could ask these partygoers that would make them feel comfortable talking about finances.

The app will only be available for a limited time (around 90 days), and prospective users must apply to get access. On signing up, Neon Money Club will do a soft credit check on users that will not impact their credit reports, and the score will not be displayed on the app, Bailey said.

Neon Money Club launched in 2021 with the aim of tracking financial literacy, and last year became the first Black-owned tech business to launch a credit card with AMEX. The card allows people to convert credit card points into cash that they can then invest in the stock market.

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28 minutes ago, csrcsr said:

There is a new dating app just in time for Valentine’s Day, but there’s a catch: you must have at least a 675 credit score to use it.

Launched today by financial platform neon money club, Score is a dating app for people with good to excellent credit, and it seeks to help raise awareness about the importance of finances in relationships.

The idea for the app was conceived at last year’s AfroTech. Neon Money Club was already looking for a way to address credit health, and it threw a party that saw hundreds of people flood the streets of Downtown Austin.

As people lined up, co- founder and CEO Luke Bailey and his team started to ponder what they could ask these partygoers that would make them feel comfortable talking about finances.

The app will only be available for a limited time (around 90 days), and prospective users must apply to get access. On signing up, Neon Money Club will do a soft credit check on users that will not impact their credit reports, and the score will not be displayed on the app, Bailey said.

Neon Money Club launched in 2021 with the aim of tracking financial literacy, and last year became the first Black-owned tech business to launch a credit card with AMEX. The card allows people to convert credit card points into cash that they can then invest in the stock market.

 

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