Yes, scratches do have an expiration period. Purchase-based scratches expire 7 calendar days after the related purchase, and daily scratches expire at 11:59 PM each day, based on your timezone. Be sure to use them before they expire!
Checking account and the Modak Visa® debit card issued by Lewis & Clark Bank, Member FDIC.
Modak is a financial technology company and not a FDIC-insured bank
Funds deposited into Checking Account may be eligible for up to $250,000 of FDIC insurance.
The FDIC’s deposit insurance coverage only protects against the failure of an FDIC-insured depository institution.
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(*) Fees for expedited or premium services may apply. Find out more in our Cardholder agreement.
(1) Checking account and the Modak Visa® debit card issued by Lewis & Clark Bank, Member FDIC.
(2) For more information about MBX, visit our MBX Policy.
(3) The savings goals feature is intended to assist you in planning and tracking your savings progress. It does not imply or guarantee any interest earning.
(4) For more information about this study, click here.
(5) Modak Scratch 'em all feature Terms and Conditions apply.
(6) $6 Welcome bonus. Terms and conditions apply.
(7) The MBX Rewards Program allows all customers, whether they have a Card or not, to earn MBX through eligible activities such as completing challenges, using the walking feature, or making purchases. However, only customers with a Card can redeem MBX for monetary rewards. A minimum balance of 100 MBX (approximately $1.00 USD as of October 2024) is required for redemption, though the value is subject to change and not guaranteed; for details, visit MBX Policy. No minimum balance is required to open an account, and redemption of MBX into USD is processed instantly upon meeting the minimum balance requirement. This program does not accrue interest and (0.00% APY) applies.
(**) Welcome Bonus and Referral program terms and conditions apply.
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