The Progress Report: Q3 at Chime

We are continuing to transform our business, and AI helps us improve every area of the company. From improved member support that helps members get answers faster than ever to making our internal teams more efficient, our AI work is helping us continue to deliver better products and services.

Hear Chime CEO Chris Britt’s perspective on CNBC about how we’re thinking about AI adoption across Chime.

Chime Workplace continues to scale as a financial wellness suite for today’s workforce.

New employer partnerships—as well as a strategic collaboration with Workday—are bringing Chime’s tools to more employers focused on financial wellness.

Top HR Product of the Year

Chime Workplace was named a Top HR Product of the Year by HR Executive for its all-in-one approach to employee financial wellness—blending earned wage access, credit building, and savings tools into a single, no-cost solution for employers.

The Chime Scholars Foundation announced its largest cohort to date, a reflection of our 1% Pledge in action.

Read the announcement.

Chosen from a record-breaking pool of applicants, this year’s cohort represents bold local leadership and financial innovation nationwide. Together, they’re expanding access to credit, savings, and opportunity for everyday Americans.

Learn more and meet the cohort.

We teamed up with Jason Momoa for our latest holiday campaign, celebrating the spirit of giving—and the everyday hustle it takes to get there. With humor and heart, Jason brings Chime’s mission to life, showing how a little financial progress can make the season brighter for everyone.

Read more about the partnership here.

Chime’s Ball on a Budget series puts a challenge to culture-makers and court legends: build a full fit with just two days’ worth of NBA per diem. The latest episodes feature jewelry designer Greg Yüna and singer, songwriter, and actress Teyana Taylor, each putting their own spin on fashion without the luxury price tag—showing that confidence doesn’t come from cost.

Watch the series.

Modern dating comes with new rules, and money’s one of them.

A recent Chime survey revealed how today’s singles navigate finances while dating—from splitting the bill to spotting “financial icks.” To take the conversation offline, we hosted a blind dating event in NYC with Bachelorette alum Jason Tartick that put financial values front and center, pairing strangers for real talks about money, mindset, and modern relationships.

Hear more about the event—and why Tartick says you should talk money on a first date—in the New York Post.

Chime took to three stages at Money20/20:

• Ryan King, Chime Co-Founder, on Rewiring Financial Services DNA
• Vineet Mehra, Chime CMO, on AI Intimacy at Scale: Humanizing Financial Interactions
• Eitan Bencuya, Chime VP of Comms, on An IPO is an Entrance, Not an Exit

From Lincoln, Nebraska, to Capitol Hill, Chime leaders shared insights on Chime’s role in driving responsible innovation for the financial services industry at large.