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Founded in 2015, Self Financial, Inc. is a venture-backed fintech company with a mission to help people build credit, particularly those who are new to credit or have a poor credit history. Their primary products are the Credit Builder Account, which is a small installment loan held in a certificate of deposit (CD) that is paid off over time, and the Self Visa® Credit Card, a secured credit card. As customers make on-time monthly payments, Self reports these activities to the three major credit bureaus (Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion), helping to build a positive payment history. The company aims to provide an accessible pathway into the mainstream financial system for underserved consumers.

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