The app empowers you to stay on top of your overall financial picture by checking your free credit scores - but that's not all. You can stash away cash with Credit Karma Money™ Save and more. In this article, we'll cover how to download the Credit Karma app on your iOS or Android device.

Net Worth - Credit Karma (NASDAQ: INTU), the consumer technology platform with more than 120 million members in the U.S., today announced Net Worth, a new product experience within Credit Karma that will help millions of members know, grow and protect their wealth.

Credit Karma is 100% free, and you can get access to your credit scores and reports from two of the three major consumer credit bureaus, plus credit monitoring, insights, recommendations and more. Credit Karma Money Save is a high-yield savings account,1 with no fees and no minimum to open.

The credit scores and credit reports you see on Credit Karma come directly from TransUnion and Equifax, two of the three major consumer credit bureaus.

Credit Karma is not a bank. We partner with MVB Bank, Inc., Member FDIC, to provide banking services supporting Credit Karma Money™ Spend and Credit Karma Money™ Save accounts. When you open a Credit Karma Money™ Spend account, your funds will be deposited into an account at MVB Bank, Inc. and its deposit network.

The Credit Karma mobile app is available for iOS and Android.

Credit Karma provides users with personalized recommendations on credit cards and loans based on their credit profiles. This feature is unique to Credit Karma and has helped users make informed decisions about their financial products.

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Credit Karma is considered an accurate source of credit information because it gets its information from two of the three major credit bureaus: TransUnion and Equifax. So, if there is credit information reported to Experian, it will not be reflected in Credit Karma's data.

Credit Karma Money accounts are good options if you are looking for an affordable checking account and a high-yield savings account. If you are already a member of Credit Karma and in the hunt for a new checking account or a savings account, definitely give these accounts a look.

Credit Karma monitors your credit reports from Equifax and TransUnion, two of the three major consumer credit bureaus (Experian is the third). As a Credit Karma member, you can also see your free credit reports and free credit scores from Equifax and TransUnion.

For your security, Credit Karma is currently not available abroad on mobile web or app, and it is unavailable in some countries on desktop web. You can only access your account via the Credit Karma app and mobile web while in Canada and the U.S., including Puerto Rico.