Finvy is a debt payoff accelerator that finds safe extra-payment opportunities before payday, and lets you approve them in one tap. The average Pro user trims 8 months from their payoff timeline.
Your checking has an extra $610 before Friday's paycheck. Approving this saves $4,200 in interest and ends your card debt 18 months sooner.
Most budget apps stop at general advice. Finvy turns your real balances into a specific next payment: which debt, how much, and when.
Finvy watches your accounts around the clock and flags safe chances to pay extra. Your safety buffer stays untouched.
Approve a recommendation in one tap and Finvy records it in your plan. You make the payment with your lender or your bank's bill pay. Finvy never moves your money.
Pick a strategy or let our AI-Hybrid blend interest savings with momentum wins.
Read-only bank connections through Plaid, extra AES-256 encryption for those connections, encryption in transit and at rest, and optional two-factor sign-in.
An AI assistant grounded in your real-time financial data, with quantified answers in plain English.
Plaid links your checking, credit cards, loans, and mortgages. Manual entry available too.
Total balance, weighted APR, projected payoff date, and the exact months you can shave off.
When extra money appears, we surface it. You approve it in one tap, then pay your highest-impact debt with your lender.
No. Finvy never moves money or debits your accounts. Approving a recommendation records the payment in your plan; you make the payment with your lender or your bank's bill pay.
Every recommendation is checked against your configured buffer ($25 to $50 default). If your balance dips, recommendations are paused automatically.
Yes. Bank links go through Plaid and are read-only, your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and we never sell user data.
Yes. Cancel from Account, then Billing, with no support call required. Access continues to the end of your billing period.
Finvy is a Progressive Web App that installs on iOS, Android, Windows and macOS. Same codebase, same experience.