All your Wallet tools
Budgeting, bills, savings goals, debt tracking, and credit education in one private workspace.
Included with a Wallet membershipNORTHBOUND PLUSYour money.
Your money.
More connected.
Spend less time updating numbers and more time seeing your next step. Your everyday Wallet tools, with bank syncing as the first Plus feature.
View Plus in your workspace Launch in progress · Checkout is not open yetNo card required to create an account. No bank login needed. Personal workspace access requires a trial or subscription; the Stripe trial requires a payment method. Bank linking will be optional when available.
Up to five bank connections
Stripe Financial Connections will let you authorize account access for balances and transaction syncing. Bank passwords are entered through the provider’s flow.
Plus launch feature · in developmentClear control over your data
The banking release must include connection status, last-sync timestamps, and a way to disconnect. Imported accounts will need reconciliation to avoid counting manual balances twice.
Required before launchCredit monitoring is a separate milestone.
Live scores and monitoring are planned for a later release after provider activation. They are not active and are not part of Plus’s initial launch. You can use the existing self-reported score and credit education tools today.
Before you subscribe
Plus is $9.99 per month in U.S. dollars, plus applicable taxes. The planned 14-day trial for eligible new subscribers will require a payment method. After the trial, it renews monthly unless canceled. Checkout, renewal notices, cancellation, bank syncing, and access controls must pass testing before this plan is sold. Creating an account today starts no charge or trial.
Bank updates depend on Stripe and your institution; they are not continuously real-time. Wallet supports manual entry without linking a bank. Your personal workspace requires a trial or active membership; checkout is still being prepared. You can explore the demo now.
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