New Dating App 'Score' Requires Good Credit for Membership

Score, a dating app developed by Neon Money Club, mandates a minimum credit score of 675 for users, aiming to foster financial discussions in relationships.

Score is a limited-time dating app that connects singles with credit scores of 675 or above.
Developed by financial wellness platform Neon Money Club, the app seeks to encourage financial literacy and discussions about money in relationships.
Applicants who don't meet the credit score requirement receive resources to improve their financial health.
The app will run for approximately 90 days and is part of a broader effort to make financial wellness a key part of dating conversations.
Research indicates that financial compatibility is increasingly important, especially among younger generations.