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One fixed rate, one card and one monthly number you can see before you apply.

$12,000
$414/mo14.7% APR · 36 months
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Checking your rate is a soft pull. It never affects your credit score.

02 — One line, many plans

One credit line.Every plan in it.

Draw what you need for each plan, when you need it. Every draw gets its own fixed payment and its own end date, so nothing blurs together.

See how draws work

03 — How a draw works

One line.Separate draws.

You're approved once for a credit line. Each time you need money for a plan, you draw part of it, and that draw gets its own fixed payment and its own end date.

  1. 01The card
  2. 02Your line
  3. 03A draw
  4. 04Its own schedule
See your credit line
The cardTap it anywhere. Purchases draw on your line automatically.
Your line · $25,000Approved once. It stays open, and you only pay for what you draw.
A draw · $6,500Deposit on a new flat. Moved to your bank in one business day.
Its own schedule · $316/mo24 payments at 15.1% APR, fixed. Last one Oct 2028.

04 — Fixed means fixed

Your paymentnever drifts.

$414.00Every 1st of the month · 36 payments · last one Oct 2029
  • Fixed APR from the day you draw
  • No fee to pay early, ever
  • Pick the day it leaves your account

05 — Check your rate

Two minutes.No change toyour score.

01
What it's for

Tell us the amount and what it's for. Income and address take one more screen.

02
A soft check

We run a soft check. Lenders can't see it, and your score doesn't move.

03
Your real rate

You see your real rate and monthly payment. Nothing happens until you accept.

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06 — Rates

Rates you canread before you ask.

Your rate depends mostly on your credit history. Here is the whole range, with what a $10,000 draw over 36 months costs in each band.

Credit bandScoreAPR, fixed$10k · 36 mo
Excellent760–8507.9–10.4%$313–$325
Good700–75910.9–13.9%$327–$341
Fair640–69914.4–19.9%$344–$371
Building580–63920.9–29.9%$376–$424
APR against credit score · hover a row

Representative example: $10,000 over 36 months at 12.4% APR fixed is 36 payments of $334.06, $12,026.05 in total. No origination or early repayment fees. Rates as of Oct 1, 2026; your rate depends on credit history, income and term.

07 — Pay off your cards

Three cards.One payment.

You'd keep$9,641in interest, and be done 3 yr 11 mo sooner.See what you'd save
Today · three cards at their minimums
  • Everyday card$3,40024.9% APR
  • Store card$2,90027.4% APR
  • Travel card$3,50029.9% APR
Monthly$265
Paid off in6 yr 11 mo
Interest$12,078
With one fixed draw
One payment, 15.0% APR fixed$340/mo
36 payments · last one Oct 2029
Monthly$340
Paid off in3 yr 0 mo
Interest$2,437

Illustration using a weighted 27.4% APR across three cards paid at a fixed $265 a month, against one 36-month draw at 15.0% APR. Your numbers will depend on your balances and rate.

08 — The card

The card,in hand.

Get the card
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Frosted polycarbonate over a steel core · 18 g

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No number on the front. It lives in the app, behind Face ID

03

1% back on everyday spend, paid into your line

04

Freeze it, unfreeze it or order a new one in two taps

09 — On time

A year of payments,landing when promised.

184,210members with a line open
1.28B$billion lent since 2021
99.2% of payments on time
4.8average rating, 21,400 reviews

Figures are illustrative for this template. Member names are fictional.

10 — Members

What peopleused it for.

Read their stories

“We had quotes for the kitchen from three banks. Oculen was the only one that told us the monthly number before asking for anything.”

Maya R., PortlandKitchen refit · $18,500 · $507/mo

“Three cards, three due dates, three apps. Now it's one payment on the 1st and I know the date it ends.”

Anneke S., DenverPaying off three cards · $9,800 · $340/mo

“My dad turned seventy in Lagos. Four flights in August, paid off by the following summer.”

Dev P., HoustonFlights home for four · $3,200 · $289/mo

“The landlord wanted two months up front. The money was in my account the next morning.”

Tomás L., ChicagoDeposit on a new flat · $6,500 · $316/mo

“It took eleven years and one very patient mechanic. The loan took four minutes.”

Ruth O., AustinA 1968 coupe, restored · $24,000 · $556/mo

“I'd been sitting on a broken futon for six years. The sofa arrived before my first payment did.”

Kofi A., AtlantaThe sofa you wanted · $2,900 · $262/mo

“A desk, a proper camera and a year of software. The side business paid for the draw by month five.”

Lena V., MinneapolisA studio for the side business · $4,200 · $205/mo

“The transmission went on a Tuesday. I drew $2,600 from my line on the phone in the tow truck.”

Marcus J., PhoenixUnexpected car repair · $2,600 · $235/mo

Stories are written for this template. Names and places are fictional.

11 — Keeping it safe

Five locks.All of them on.

  1. 01
    Soft checks only

    Lenders can't see your rate check. The hard pull happens once, when you accept.

  2. 02
    256-bit encryption

    Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and never sold.

  3. 03
    Held at a partner bank

    Funds are held at Harrow & Pine Bank, N.A., member FDIC.

  4. 04
    Face ID and a device key

    Signing in needs your face or fingerprint and this phone.

  5. 05
    People watching for fraud

    A fraud team works around the clock and calls you before it blocks anything.

12 — Questions

Asked first,
answered plainly.

The six questions people ask before they check a rate. The rest are in the help centre, and a person answers the phone until 11pm Eastern.

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No. Checking your rate uses a soft credit check, which lenders can't see and which doesn't change your score. We only run a hard check if you accept an offer and draw money.

A loan pays out one lump sum. A line is approved once and stays open: you draw what you need, when you need it, and each draw gets its own fixed payment and end date. You pay nothing on the part you haven't drawn.

Lines range from $1,000 to $50,000. Each draw can be any amount from $500 up to what's left on your line.

Most draws arrive in your bank account the next business day. Purchases on the card draw on your line straight away.

No origination fee, no annual fee and no fee for paying early. If a payment is more than 15 days late there is a $15 late fee, and we call you before it's charged.

Yes. Every draw's APR is set on the day you draw and never changes. A later draw may have a different rate, based on your credit at the time.

Two minutes · no change to your score

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Checking your rate is a soft credit inquiry. Loans and lines are issued by Harrow & Pine Bank, N.A., member FDIC, and Calder Trust Bank. Not available in all states.

Borrow once. Pay it back on a date you can see.

Message us in the app from 7am to 11pm Eastern, every day, or call (800) 555-0147.

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Oculen is a financial technology company, not a bank. Lines of credit and draws are issued by Harrow & Pine Bank, N.A., Member FDIC, and in some states by Calder Trust Bank. All credit is subject to approval. Checking your rate uses a soft credit inquiry, which does not affect your credit score; accepting an offer and drawing funds results in a hard inquiry. APRs range from 7.9% to 29.9% fixed and depend on credit history, income and term. Representative example: $10,000 over 36 months at 12.4% APR is 36 payments of $334.06, $12,026.05 in total. No origination, annual or early repayment fees; a $15 fee applies to payments more than 15 days late. The card is issued under licence by the same partner banks. Oculen, Harrow & Pine Bank and Calder Trust Bank are fictional names used in this template.

© 2026 Oculen, Inc. · NMLS ID 2604177 (fictional)

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