Found
Fintech · FDIC via partner bankBanking + bookkeeping for the US self-employed — SSN required, US only.
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Eligibility at a glance
- Requires SSN
- Yes
- Overseas operating address
- No
- Intl wire (out)
- —
- Virtual cards
- TBD
- Account manager
- None
Best for
- US freelancers, sole proprietors and the self-employed
- Anyone who wants built-in invoicing + bookkeeping + tax tools
Where it falls short
- US residents with an SSN only — NOT available to non-residents
- No ITIN or passport option
- No international wires
Restricted industries
Documents to prepare
- US residency + an SSN (required; no ITIN or passport option)
- A US business or sole proprietorship (sole props supported)
- A US physical address (no virtual address)
- A US phone number
What the complaints are actually aboutUser reviews
The percentages below are shares of this bank's own negative reviews — not a rating, and not a probability of it happening to you. We pull only 1-2 star reviews, so the sample is larger than it looks; the composition of the complaints is what's comparable across banks.
- Fraud & dispute handling37%
- Funds stuck30%
- Closed / frozen / restricted23%
- Rejected at onboarding / KYC9%
- Fee disputes6%
Last 12 months: 3.2 negative reviews/month (38 total) | lifetime 162 of 1,398 reviews = 12%
Themes computed over 158 negative reviews, 2022-06-07 → 2026-08-01 (1516 days) | captured 2026-08-04
Found's problem sits somewhere different from the deposit banks: its top complaint is fraud and dispute handling at 37%, ahead of closures at 23%. Several describe a compromised account and a denied claim — including one where the written response reportedly conceded the account was breached by a remote-access trojan, yet zero-liability protection was refused under the business-account terms. Its complaint rate, 3.2 a month, is a quarter of the top three — see the cross-bank comparison.
Method: public Trustpilot reviews, aggregate counts only — no review text is reproduced. Lifetime negative counts come from Trustpilot's own star distribution, not from a sample. Themes are keyword-matched, so one review can match several and the percentages don't sum to 100%.