SelfScore
makes credit cards for the
international students Trump wants to
keep out
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SelfScore launched its first product last summer with relatively little fanfare: a
credit card for
international students.
On Tuesday, it launched a new card with a much higher spending limit in a very different political climate. Its
credit cards serve
international students from all over the world —including the seven countries (Syria, Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Libya, Yemen and Somalia) named in President Donald Trump's first travel ban, which was halted in court.*
SelfScore uses analytics to provide access to
credit to
international students in the United States who don't have a Social Security number or other identifying factors usually required to gain access to credit, loans and financial aid.*
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