Easy to use and wonderful! I love how simple the whole process is, it really takes the thinking part away when I’m budgeting. Connects to Apple Pay literally the day you sign up and you get a physical card 2 weeks later. Perfect for college students or people just trying to budget better. Literally can’t go wrong using this app. I got approved for a 350 credit limit (from 120) in like 2 months.

Fizz has been absolutely amazing Fizz has been absolutely amazing. Fizz is honestly the best credit builder I have used after a recommendation from a YouTuber I enjoy watching known as Caleb Hammer. Fizz is perfect if you have no credit or you are trying to build credit. If you are in college or highschool it is a must! Fizz also has a great rewards program! I have been using Fizz for almost a year now and my credit score is nearing 700. If you are scared of the evils or credit cards look at fizz as a safe haven!

Fizz is great in many ways! Overall using Fizz has been very positive and would recommend it to my friends if they are looking for something like this. The app is straightforward and easy to use. It is easy to understand what my payment will be and what it is being applied too. Also like the feature that purchases and payments are on two separate tabs. Keeps things clean and easy to understand. Every month you can select a new category of purchase to get points in and it’s nice that you can just keep selecting the same category each month. That is my favorite part. Everything with Fizz is transparent as it gets and very easy to use. They put great care in designing the app. It works very well. It is also fast to load and login to.

A great option I've had zero issues and I appreciate that it can help with my credit score! I hope they open it up to non-college students soon, I think this is a wonderful idea.

A Solid Choice for Students Fizz is a fantastic option for budget-conscious students like me. It's a responsible way to build credit, save some cash, and feel secure. My biggest gripe is that sometimes my purchases get weirdly categorized, like groceries turning into "dining" and missing out on that sweet sweet cash back.