Indigo® Mastercard® Credit Card review

The Indigo Platinum Mastercard can be an easy way to build credit when you don’t have the funds for a security deposit. Because it’s a Mastercard, it also comes with the peace of mind of near-universal acceptance. But you must be comfortable with the potentially high annual fee, high APR, and low cr...

- Josh Patoka, Best Wallet Hacks

The Indigo MasterCard is likely best for those who have poor or fair credit scores and have not had much success being approved for other unsecured credit cards. Those with bankruptcies and other negative marks on their credit records could stand a decent chance at approval.

- Robin Kavanagh, FinanceBuzz

The Indigo Platinum Mastercard is designed for people who want an unsecured credit card that can help them build or rebuild their credit. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s the best card for those purposes. Its high fees and lack of perks doesn't make it a strong choice. Most people may be better...

- Thomas (TJ) Porter, MyBankTracker

If you need to establish or rebuild your credit and don’t have the cash on hand to put down a security deposit, the Indigo Platinum Mastercard might be worth checking out. You’ll first need to fill out a prequalification application, which will help determine whether or not you may qualify without c...

- Dawn Papandrea, Matthew Klammer, The Balance

If the credit limit works for you and you know you can pay down the card every single month, go for it. Just remember that low credit limits can hurt your credit score if you have a high utilization rate. Pay off your bill at the end of every month and make sure your payments are all on time. That’s...

- Jennifer Pacheco, SimpleMoneyLyfe