Account Types
What types of accounts can I connect and how are they used?
Checking Accounts
- Purpose: Monitor daily spending and cash flow
- Benefits:
- Track spending patterns
- Identify opportunities to move excess cash to higher-yield accounts
- Maintain appropriate balances to avoid fees
- Get insights into your spending habits
Savings Accounts
- Purpose: Optimize your savings strategy
- Benefits:
- Track current savings rates
- Identify better-yield savings options
- Monitor savings goals and progress
- Maximize interest earnings
- Types Supported:
- Regular savings accounts
- Money market accounts
- Certificates of Deposit (CDs)
- Cash management accounts
- HSAs
Credit Cards
- Purpose: Optimize credit card usage and rewards
- Benefits:
- Review purchases for missed rewards opportunities
- Get recommendations for better credit cards based on spending
- Track balances and payments
- Optimize rewards and cashback earnings
- Monitor credit utilization
Investment Accounts
- Purpose: Track and optimize investment portfolio
- Benefits:
- Monitor investment performance
- Track retirement savings progress
- Get investment recommendations
- Optimize portfolio allocation
- Types Supported:
- Brokerage accounts
- Retirement accounts (401(k), IRA, etc.)
- Education savings accounts (529)
- Health savings accounts (HSA)
- Other investment vehicles
Loan Accounts
- Purpose: Manage and optimize debt
- Benefits:
- Track payment schedules
- Monitor interest rates
- Get debt repayment strategies
- Optimize loan terms
- Types Supported:
- Auto loans
- Business loans
- Commercial loans
- Construction loans
- Consumer loans
- HELOCs
- General loans
- Mortgage loans
- Overdraft accounts
- Student loans
How does Hiro use my connected accounts?
Hiro uses your connected accounts to:
- Provide a complete financial picture
- Make personalized recommendations
- Track your net worth
- Monitor spending patterns
- Identify optimization opportunities
- Suggest better financial products
- Help maintain appropriate account balances
- Track progress toward financial goals