Grid Money FAQ

Grid Money is a finance app by Hatfield, Inc. offering cash advances up to $200, PayBoost tax refund advances, a credit-building card and tax filing, for a $10 monthly membership.

The app is free to download, but cash advances require the $10 monthly membership.

Up to $200 per advance, though first-time limits are lower and grow with on-time repayment.

No. Grid does not run a credit check to join or to approve advances.

No. Grid advertises no interest and no late fees.

Grid collects repayment automatically from your linked bank account around your next payday.

No. Grid allows one advance at a time.

PayBoost lets you receive part of your projected tax refund with each paycheck, up to $250 a month. See our PayBoost guide.

Yes. The Grid Card is a secured card: your deposit, up to $3,000, sets your limit, and on-time activity is reported to credit bureaus. See our Grid Card guide.

You need to verify your identity, have a U.S. checking account Grid can link, and keep an active Grid+ membership for advances. See Grid requirements.

Grid links to many U.S. banks, but some users report connection problems with certain online banks. Test the connection before relying on it.

Yes. Grid is available on both iPhone and Android.

Yes. It is a real, operating app from Hatfield, Inc. See our legitimacy review.

Grid lists [email protected] as its support email.

Repay any open advance, then cancel through the App Store, Google Play or the Grid app, depending on how you are billed. Full steps are in our cancellation guide.

Some Grid features, such as certain credit products, are not available in every state. Check in the app.

Popular alternatives include Dave, Brigit, EarnIn and MoneyLion. Compare them in our alternatives guide.