I'm moving and pay my rent directly — what happens to my Split Pay?

Moving doesn't end your Split Pay relationship — you'll just cancel your current plan and reapply at your new place. Split Pay supports one active plan at a time.

The basic flow:

  1. Pay off your second payment and wait for any in-progress payments to clear. Your second payment settles in 3–5 business days, and you can't cancel a plan mid-payment.

  2. Cancel your current plan. From your profile — where your Split Pay account and routing numbers are shown — open Plan Details and tap Cancel Plan. Your Split Pay account and routing numbers stay the same.

  3. Apply for Split Pay at your new property through the app.

A few important things to know:

  • Your approval doesn't carry over to the new place. Because you'll be paying somewhere different, applying at your new property is a new application — reviewed against your current financial picture — so your eligibility could come out higher, lower, or the same. That's true even if you reapply within 30 days — nothing carries over when you cancel and reapply.

  • Credit reporting stops for your old address as soon as you cancel the plan. Previous months still show on your credit report; future months won't be reported for that address. If you're approved at your new property, credit reporting starts fresh for the new address.

  • Your transaction history stays in your account — you can still see everything from your old property after you move.

If you're not sure how to cancel the plan yourself, or if anything looks off, contact support and we'll walk you through it.

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