The Self Visa Credit Card is a secured credit card, meaning it’s backed by your own money. To open your account, you’ll make a security deposit of at least $100. That deposit becomes your credit limit, which is the amount you can spend with the card. Compared to traditional credit cards, secured cards are typically easier to qualify for. That makes them a good option for people who are new ...

Self Visa® Credit Card | Build Credit with a Secured Credit Card

Self helps you build credit with credit builder loans. A credit builder loan (or account) is a tiny loan that you have to save in a CD.

A Self loan is different from other types of loans. Since the Self Credit Builder is intended to help you build credit, you do not get the money until the end of your account (minus interest and fees).

What is the maximum secured credit limit for the Self Visa® Credit Card? When will I get my security deposit back for the Self Visa® Credit Card? Can I increase the credit limit on my Self Visa® Credit Card? How do I become eligible to apply for the Self Visa® Credit Card? Unable to find the information you're looking for in the articles above?

You can make your Self credit card payment in the Self app here or online here. You can also view your minimum payment due, statement and current balances, and make one-time payments toward your Self Visa® Credit Card.