Archived App (Last seen on 4 May 2026)
This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.
Apply for Visa debit and credit cards easily with just a passport or other ID. Open a bank account, access over 55,000 ATMs, and use your money securely online and in person. Offers various membership tiers with benefits like cashback and enhanced support.
Summarized from real user reviews of Seis. Based on 70K reviews and a 4.8/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Finance app.
4.0.10
March 9, 2026
Updates app features and availability
3 issues
Delays in card delivery
Unexplained account freezes
3 requests
Improve Zelle integration
Provide better customer support
Yes, Seis contains advertisements. As a free service, ads are displayed to support its operation.
Seis offers three tiers: Member ($6/month or $0 with >$1,500 spend), Plus ($10/month or $4 with >$1,500 spend), and Premium ($15.95/month or $9.95 with >$1,500 spend). Each tier offers increasing benefits like cashback and support.
Seis employs Visa’s zero liability policy for unauthorized purchases, FDIC insurance through Thread Bank, and two-factor authentication with biometric security to protect your funds.
Yes, you can open a bank account with your ITIN, passport, or consular ID, making it accessible for individuals without an SSN.
The latest version is 4.0.10, released on March 9, 2026. Updates are frequent, ensuring the app remains current and functional.
Seis is currently supported on iPhones. Compatibility with other devices may be available in future updates.
The Seis Member tier includes a Visa debit card with fraud protection, a U.S. bank account, 1% cashback on select merchants up to $500 spend, and $2,000 in daily ATM withdrawals.
Users appreciate the app's ease of use, fast transactions, and its helpfulness for those without an SSN/ITIN. However, some users report issues with unreliable customer support, unexpected fees, account closures, and compatibility problems with Zelle.
