Looking for a Mint alternative?

Mint was folded into Credit Karma in 2024. MintValt brings back budgets, goals and every account in one place, in every currency, without a bank login.

Where it is now

Credit Karma
transactions, spending, net worth
MintValt
all three, back

Side by side

TopicMintValtMint
Where it is nowIts own app, on iPhone, Android and the webReimagined as part of Credit Karma
What it coversTransactions, spending, net worth, budgets, savings goals and a forecastReviewing transactions, monitoring spending and net worth, in Credit Karma

Checked against Mint's own website on 17/10/2026. Something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Switching from Mint?

Your history comes with you. Nothing to export from Mint.

  1. 1

    Download a year of statements

    From each bank, as PDF or CSV. Any bank, in any country.

  2. 2

    Upload them

    MintValt reads every row and files it, each account in its own currency.

  3. 3

    See it all, added up

    Your history arrives in the currency you pick, at each month's own rate.

Common questions

What happened to Mint?
Intuit moved it into Credit Karma in 2024. Mint's own site now says it has been reimagined there, with transactions, spending and net worth.
Is MintValt related to Mint?
No. MintValt is an independent app made by a small team, with no connection to Intuit, Mint or Credit Karma.
Is MintValt free like Mint was?
No. There is a 30-day trial with every feature and no card, then $100 a year or $10 a month. Because it is not free, there are no ads and nothing to sell.
Can I bring my old Mint history?
The surest way is to upload past bank statements, which brings your history in from the source. A statement can be up to 100 pages, so a year at a time works.

The best comparison is your own numbers.

Upload one statement and see what yours add up to. Get in line now, and start the day your invite arrives.