Tilt

Compare the 6 best apps like Dave for fast cash — Tilt, EarnIn, MoneyLion, Brigit, Chime MyPay, and FloatMe — by advance amount, fees, and funding speed.

Compare popular second-chance credit cards like Discover it Secured and OpenSky Secured Visa to see how Tilt's Motion Visa Credit Card offers a different way to rebuild credit.

The page says it takes at least 6 months to generate a first FICO Score, 12 to 18 months to reach good credit, and 24 or more months to reach excellent credit. It includes a month-by-month timeline.

The page explains how paying on time, keeping utilization under 30%, and using a card that reports to all 3 bureaus can help build credit. It describes how the Tilt Engage and Motion cards can help.

The company is remote-first and expanding access to credit. It offers competitive pay, full health coverage, and paid global on-sites.

The page compares MoneyLion Instacash and Tilt Cash Advance, including their pricing, tools, and speed of cash access.

Tilt says it considers income and spending, not just credit scores, when helping customers access cash and credit. It reports that 3 in 4 customers are approved for cash or credit.

The page explains how Tilt collects, uses, and protects personal information across its cash advance, credit card, and line of credit services.

The Terms of Service cover Tilt's cash advance, credit card, line of credit, and banking products.

Empower Finance, Inc. rebrands as Tilt and launches Tilt Credit Cards issued by WebBank, expanding its focus on cash and credit products for non-prime customers. The company’s new brand signals its evolution toward a broader suite of financial products.

Aug 2025 · PR NewswireNews article

Fintech startup Empower raises $150 million in equity and debt financing in a round led by Blisce, with previous investors Initialized Capital, Sequoia Capital, and Icon Ventures also participating. The company plans to use the funding to expand its offerings, though the announcement does not specify which products or markets it will target.

Sep 2022 · Business InsiderNews article

Empower Finance, a San Francisco-based mobile banking app company led by former Sequoia Capital partner Warren Hogarth, closes a $20 million Series A round. Icon Ventures and Defy Ventures provide the funding.

Mar 2020 · TechCrunchNews article

Empower is a new startup founded by former Sequoia Capital partner Warren Hogarth. The company aims to replace users’ bank apps with a mobile-first platform for managing their finances.

May 2017 · TechCrunchNews article