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Digit is an automated savings service that links to your checking account and moves small amounts into savings based on rules or algorithms you configure. It is typically offered as a subscription service with a free trial followed by a monthly fee for access to its savings automation features.
When you close your Digit account, the subscription should stop renewing and any automated transfers will end. Access to Digit’s savings automation and account interfaces will typically cease after closure. Digit’s stated process is to return any remaining balance to your linked checking account quickly (usually within one business day) or to mail a check if an electronic return is not possible.
Digit’s published policy also notes you can reactivate your account within 90 days, which may restore access and account history depending on their retention practices. Always save important statements and records before closing, because access to some historical data may be limited after account closure.
Digit’s documented cancellation procedures do not describe a statutory 14‑day right of withdrawal or a general money‑back guarantee for subscription charges. Refunds are generally limited to the remaining cash balance in your Digit account, which Digit says it will return to your linked checking account within one business day or send by check if necessary.
There is also a stated policy that if you fail to cancel before a free trial ends, you will not be eligible for a refund of the subscription fee. For disputes over unauthorized or erroneous charges, you should contact Digit support promptly and, if needed, your bank or card issuer to discuss dispute or chargeback options under Canadian payment rules.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Monthly Subscription | C$6.70 (approx.) | Monthly | Access to Digit savings automation features after free trial |
Official pricing is listed by Digit as US$5/month; the C$6.70 figure above is an approximate conversion using an exchange rate of ~1 USD ≈ 1.34 CAD. No official Canada‑specific pricing listing was located in the referenced documentation.
Canadian consumer protection for online subscriptions and digital services varies by province and territory and generally does not include a universal 14‑day statutory right of withdrawal as found in some other jurisdictions. Your rights will depend on provincial consumer protection laws, the terms of Digit’s agreement, and your payment method.
If you believe a charge is unauthorized, incorrect, or fraudulent, contact Digit support first and keep records of your communications. You may also contact your financial institution to request a charge dispute or reversal under applicable bank or card network rules. For unresolved problems, consider filing a complaint with your provincial consumer protection office or other consumer dispute mechanisms (for example, the Better Business Bureau or provincial small‑claims court), depending on the circumstance.
User reviews are mixed. Some customers report very positive interactions with Digit’s customer service and describe fast, helpful resolution (“A++ Customer Service” on some review sites). Others have reported serious issues such as difficulty exporting statements, delays in returning funds, problems locating missing funds, and allegations of unexpected or fraudulent charges in complaints posted on review platforms and the Better Business Bureau.
Because experiences vary, document all communications and transactions, and be proactive about saving statements and confirmation messages when you cancel or request refunds.
A frequent error is assuming deleting the mobile app cancels the service; the account must be closed on Digit’s website using the "Close account" option. Another common issue is cancelling too close to the next billing date and still being charged; to reduce this risk, cancel at least three business days before renewal. Expecting refunds for subscription fees after a missed free trial or after renewal is also a common misunderstanding - Digit’s documented practice limits refunds to any remaining account balance rather than subscription fees in those circumstances.
| Method | Refund | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Close account via Digit website ("Close account") | Remaining account balance returned (usually to checking account within 1 business day); subscription stops | Low - Moderate (follow website steps) |
| Delete mobile app only | No refund; subscription remains active and may continue to bill | Low (ineffective for cancellation) |
| Cancel after free trial ends (late cancellation) | Subscription fee generally non‑refundable per Digit policy | Moderate (cancel possible but refund unlikely) |
After you close your Digit account, keep copies of any cancellation confirmations, export or save transaction history you may need, and monitor your bank or card account for the refund of any remaining balance. If the refund does not appear or you see unexpected charges, contact Digit support immediately and raise the issue with your bank if necessary.
Helpful pages and resources: Digit support and account management pages on Digit’s official site, the GetHuman cancellation guide (gethuman.com), user reviews on Trustpilot, and complaint summaries on the BBB. For Canadian consumer guidance, consult your provincial consumer protection office or your financial institution’s dispute guidance pages.
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