
The Assent Secured Card is designed for people rebuilding their credit, which means the approval process is more accessible than traditional credit cards. But knowing what’s expected — and how to prepare — can improve your chances. Here’s everything you need to know before applying.
Who’s Eligible for the Assent Secured Card?
To qualify, you should:
- Be at least 18 years old (19 in some states)
- Have a valid Social Security Number
- Be a U.S. resident with a verifiable address
- Have access to a U.S. checking account to fund your deposit
- Provide proof of income to show repayment ability
Tips to Increase Your Chances of Approval:
- Ensure your identity and contact info match across documents
- Pay down any outstanding debts before applying
- Avoid multiple credit card applications in a short period
- Review your credit report for errors and disputes

Step-by-Step Guide to Apply:
- Go to the official Assent Card application page
- Fill in your personal information and income details
- Choose your desired deposit amount ($200–$2,000)
- Fund your deposit via checking account
- Submit and receive a decision, typically within minutes
FAQs about the Assent Secured Credit Card:
- Does this card help me build credit?
- Yes, it reports monthly to all three major credit bureaus.
- Can I upgrade to an unsecured card later?
- Currently, Assent does not offer a direct upgrade path. Consider other cards after building a strong history.
- Is the deposit refundable?
- Yes, once your account is closed in good standing or possibly after an evaluation period.
- Are there foreign transaction fees?
- Yes, a 3% fee applies to purchases outside the U.S.
- How long does it take to receive the card?
- Typically 7–10 business days after approval.