I usually never read or give reviews for apps that I like, but I have been a user as well as a customer of Robin Hood and the Robin Hood credit card, and Robin Hood brokerage for quite some time now when the Robin Hood credit card came out I was a little bit nervous about the aspect of it based off of people‘s opinions on it, but I wanted to take the risk because I saw the benefit in having this card. The Robin Hood credit card is currently my favorite credit card to use and the customer service is fantastic. I appreciate the fast easy text message Between me the client and Robin Hood spokes people so I can get the help that I need. I also appreciate the fast points that are convertible to cash that I can then put into a high-yield savings account in my Robin Hood account. I am super excited about the upcoming features and one thing I do wish is that the logo was different than the Robin Hood app.
Vague terms to avoid paying rewards after several months of use.
UghFine how is this nickname
We recently had a contractor work on our residential house after noticing leaking pipes - this transaction got flagged by Robinhood as not being a personal transaction and without warning Robinhood said they were going to stop paying for 3% rewards and any transactions they felt weren’t for personal use would be rewarded at 1%. We’ve been spending a lot of money on health insurance this year, and since that decision Robinhood made, we no longer get 3% back on our health insurance that was previously paid out. That’s incredibly a very personal transaction to our household especially with an infant and this writer being in postpartum recovery. We will now be moving to a different rewards card that values their customers and their terms/agreements because what it seems like to me is that Robinhood doesn’t want to reward loyal members who pay off their card every month, who make big purchases, and who continue to make big purchases without paying interest. If we consistently knew what was 3% versus 1% this wouldn’t be an issue, but it seems like it’s a being the scenes decision by Robinhood and their vague language keeps it that way. Disappointing but not surprising given Robinhood’s reputation.
Beware - can’t handle transactions
dlmanuel
This has happened to me twice already. And you can’t get a customer service agent to save your life. Their transactions (payments and charges) get all screwed up and delayed and then they try to charge you a returned payment fee. What happened is, I made a payment (at least I thought I did) but it didn’t show as pending and nothing went through after like a week. And so I made a payment again and this time it went through and showed immediately, and so I figured I just hadn’t made the original payment that I thought I did. ONE WEEK AFTER that, they try to withdraw the original payment that you did actually make. And so I keep my accounts separate and allocated for certain things so then it bounced back and they charged me a fee. This happened twice so far that they try to withdraw the initial payment so late that I didn’t think I actually paid and I end up paying again. And then they will put a hold on your card because of said payment so your available credit is a lot less than it should be. This is the most amateur thing I’ve ever seen. Oh and there’s no customer service whatsoever. Only texting no phone calls.
Good until you need assistance
brucilini
I use credit cards to do almost all my daily transactions. The reason why is if there is ever a need to dispute something, usually the credit card is much easier to work with than a debit card. It keeps your funding separate from transactions. I have in my life counted the number of times I needed this protection on one hand. Prior to Robinhood these all resolved in my favor and it was clear cut. Out of hundreds of transactions and nearly $20,000 spent with their credit card, I had one $99 transaction that I dispute it. It literally took Robinhood three months to make make a resolution. There was a very clear cut case that this was a fraudulent charge. They declined it, recharged me, and when I got mad at them about it, they came back and asked all the same questions I did ask before. In fact, this was the third time I was answering the exact same questions. They didn’t take any time to review what I wrote and told them. I closed all of my Robinhood investing positions today. I took Robin Hood off of every single payment that it was set up the pay. I’m closing all my accounts. Be careful.
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Version 2.14.3
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Seller
Robinhood Markets Inc
Size
269.1 MB
Category
Finance
Compatibility
Requires iOS 15.1 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 15.1 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 15.1 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.