Support & Help Center

Flint signs you in with a 6-digit code — no password. Every account has both a phone number and an email, so you can sign in with whichever you can receive a code on. If you lose your phone, see our lost or stolen phone guide.

Flint is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking, card issuing, and payment processing are provided by Stripe, Inc. and its partners. Your balance lives in your Flint account, not on your device — losing your phone doesn't lose your money.

Open Profile → Edit profile → tap your email or phone. We'll send a code to confirm the change. If you can't access your current email, choose "Can't access your current email?" and we'll verify you by text instead.

Open Profile → Devices to see everywhere you're signed in, and tap "Sign out other devices" to remove anything you don't recognize (your current device stays signed in). Then change your card from the card screen if needed.

A group pools money into one shared balance and spends it with a single group card. Flint keeps a fair ledger of who's contributed and who owes, so nobody has to front the group or chase people down.

See the fees section on our home page for the current breakdown. We don't sell your data or charge hidden fees.

Open Profile → Settings → Delete account. We'll walk you through settling any balances first. See our Privacy Policy for what happens to your data.

If money moved in error — a wrong amount, a duplicate, or a charge you didn't make — contact us with the form below as soon as possible and we'll investigate.