We need your help to protect your right to access your earnings

Across the country, politicians and regulators are considering new laws that could make it impossible for EarnIn to operate, putting millions of customers at risk of losing access to their on-demand earnings.

These laws don't consider the value of being able to use your money as you earn it, when and where you need it 1 – they will take away your ability to decide what you should pay by eliminating our no-fee option.

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You deserve better.
These laws and regulations all have one thing in common: they limit your financial flexibility by taking away your ability to get paid when you choose. These laws would send consumers back to rigid bi-weekly or monthly pay cycles and unsavory, expensive short-term liquidity options like high-interest credit cards, potential overdrafts and even late fees.
That's where YOU come in.
We are building a community of customers who will share their stories of EarnIn's positive impact on their lives and make their voice heard on why EarnIn is a valuable service they want to keep. Actions you may be invited to participate in range from social media posting & letter writing, to local events and ad campaigns. We want to make your voice heard.

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Frequently asked questions

FAQs

What am I committing to?
Absolutely nothing! EarnInsiders is an opportunity for you to share how EarnIn impacts your life. By joining we'll make you aware of actions you can take to protect access to your on-demand earnings. Filling out the form lets us know we may contact you, but does not commit you to any specific actions.
Can I remain anonymous?
It's up to you. While many actions will be public, there may be cases where you can advocate to protect earned wage access without revealing your identity.
What is happening at the state level?
In states like California, Connecticut, and others, state specific legislation could categorize EWA as a short term loan or a small loan, which could impose fixed fees and additional charges to you, the customer. We are actively working to prevent this from happening.