Make your benefits savings goals a reality.
- Earn when you save: Get 3.73% APY on deposits.
- Easily set savings goals you can stick to and create personalized plans to accomplish them.
- Auto-pay for regular benefits expenses online using your Stride Save virtual debit card.
You might be wondering...
Does opening a Stride Save account cost money?
Nope! Opening your account is completely free, and there’s no annual fee.
How do I know if I'm eligible to open a Stride Save account?
You’re eligible to open a Stride Save debit account if:
You’re at least 18 years old.
You live in the U.S.
You have a mobile phone number.
You have either a Social Security number or an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number.
You’ll also need to agree to Stride’s Terms of Use and applicable policies to finish opening your account.
Will this impact my credit score?
Nope! Opening your free Stride Save account will not impact your credit score.
What is a virtual card and how do I use it?
A virtual debit card is a lot like a physical debit card, just in digital form! Like physical cards, your Stride Save virtual card has an expiration date, the name of the card network (Mastercard), a Card Verification Value (CVV) code, and your name.
You can use your Stride Save virtual card to make purchases online or over the phone just like you would with a physical card. View your card information in your account page.
*Stride Savings LLC is a financial technology company and is not a bank. Banking services are provided by i3 Bank, Member FDIC. The Stride Mastercard Debit Card is issued by i3 Bank pursuant to a license from Mastercard, Inc. and may be used anywhere Mastercard cards are accepted.
^No account or domestic transaction fees. Some foreign transaction fees may apply in limited circumstances.
†The interest rate on your account will be 3.66% with an Annual Percentage Yield (APY) of 3.73%, and these rates are effective as of 09/19/2024. These rates are variable and based on the target range of the Federal Funds rate and may change at any time after account opening. Certain foreign transaction fees could reduce earnings on the account.