要約
A transaction for CREDIT KARMA* MONEY represents an ACH transfer, deposit, or debit card transaction via Credit Karma Money (powered by MVB Bank, Inc. / Intuit Inc.).
この表記になる理由
Credit Karma offers checking and savings accounts through partner bank MVB Bank, Inc., branded as Credit Karma Money Spend and Save.
Descriptors include CREDIT KARMA* MONEY, CK MONEY SPEND, or INTUIT* CREDIT KARMA, representing banking transfers or debit card purchases.
Common reasons for this charge
- An automated recurring transfer to fund your Credit Karma Money Save high-yield savings account.
- A point-of-sale purchase made using your Credit Karma Visa debit card.
- An ACH transfer pulled by Credit Karma to settle a bill payment.
How to locate the invoice and cancel
- Open Credit Karma App Launch the Credit Karma app or sign in at creditkarma.com.
- Select Credit Karma Money Tap on Money > Account Details.
- Manage Transfers Review recent transactions or cancel recurring automated deposits under Transfer Settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Credit Karma Money a paid subscription?
No. Credit Karma Money has no monthly maintenance fees. Charges on your linked account represent transfers or deposits you scheduled.
Which bank holds my Credit Karma Money deposits?
Banking services are provided by MVB Bank, Inc., Member FDIC.
Dispute Rights & Fraud Prevention
If you did not initiate a transfer or maintain a Credit Karma Money account, report the transaction to your financial institution immediately.
ACH and banking transfers are protected under Regulation E, requiring notification within 60 days of the statement date.
How do I report an unauthorized Credit Karma transfer?
Contact your primary bank to stop the ACH transfer and report unauthorized access to Credit Karma support.
How long does a Regulation E investigation take?
Banks generally complete electronic fund transfer dispute investigations within 10 to 45 business days.
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検証ソース
- Credit Karma Money Account Terms https://www.creditkarma.com
- CFPB: Regulation E & Electronic Fund Transfer Protections https://www.consumerfinance.gov