Dollarity handles your financial data, so it's held to the standards of a financial institution under federal law. Every product decision gets evaluated through one lens: does this make you safer and more confident?
Account connections run through Plaid, the same infrastructure trusted by thousands of financial apps. You authenticate with your bank directly — Dollarity never sees, stores, or transmits your bank credentials.
Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We collect what the product needs to work and nothing more — and nothing gets sold to advertisers. Our revenue comes from subscriptions, not from you being the product.
As a financial institution under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, we're legally required to safeguard your information — with a documented security program, not just a promise on a website.
Dollarity's founder spent 20+ years in IT and cybersecurity, including nearly seven years protecting financial data at a tax software company. Security isn't a feature here — it's the foundation.
Security claims are easy to make. Here's what actually happens to your data.
Signing in is protected by more than a password. You can add multi-factor authentication, and recovery codes let you back into your own account without a support ticket.
You own what's in your account. Disconnect a bank, delete a record, or close the account entirely — and the data goes with it. We don't keep shadow copies to sell later, because we don't sell data at all.
The Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act governs how financial institutions handle consumer data. Because Dollarity falls under it, we're required to maintain a written information security program, tell you what we collect, and explain how it's shared — in a notice you can read, not bury.
If you believe you've found a security issue, email us directly. We read every report, we don't threaten researchers, and we'll keep you updated on the fix.
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