Now
Eco
You just earned $80.24 in APY this month. Keep it up!
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10,234.126
Better than your bank
...and way more rewarding
The Eco App offers the most rewarding money experience possible, all in one simple balance.
- 5%
- 5.00%
- 2x
Follow the Smart Money
Eco is backed by 150+ world class investors, including top-tier venture capital and growth investors, social impact funds, and culture leaders.

APY earned this month
Cash back this month
Save with high yield
Set it, forget it. With Eco you earn up to 5.00% APY on your (spendable, FDIC insured) balance.11. Terms and eligibility requirements apply. See Eco's User Agreement for more details. The Annual Percentage Yield ("APY") rate of up to 5.00% is effective as of July 12, 2023. No minimum balance is required for base 4.00% APY. Certain conditions apply to increase your interest rate to 4.50% or 5.00% APY. Eco is a financial technology company and is not a bank. Banking services provided by Eco's bank partner, Piermont Bank, Member FDIC. Deposits at Eco are FDIC-insured through our bank partner, Piermont Bank, Member FDIC.

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Eco
You just got $5.52 cash back for shopping on Amazon with Eco!
2 hr
Eco
You just got 3,023 Eco Points for booking an AirBnB with Eco!
1 day
Eco
You just got $2.43 cash back for your Uber ride.
Doordash
Uber Eats
Instacart
Amazon
Uber
Reward your spend (twice)
Earn Eco Points everywhere you spend, plus 5% cash back from Eco's brand partners—Amazon, Uber, Doordash, and more.
Send money (or Eco Points) easily
Pay your friends. Pay your bills. And soon: wire money (yes, easily).
With Eco’s Send feature, you can instantly send cash and Eco Points to your friends, with zero fees—and earn rewards for paying your bills.

Clara R.

Avi B.

Sven H.

11/2/23
Sent cash to Clara R.
-$20

11/1/23
Sent cash to Avi B.
-$560

10/29/23
Received cash from Sven H.
+$10.24

10/23/23
Sent Eco Points to Susan L.
-150

All in one place
20,752.08
10,234.126
With the Eco App you have the most rewarding financial experience possible, giving you market leading returns for the things you already do, and next-generation rewards that seem too good to be true, but actually aren't.