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Is it safe to give credit karma my Social Security number? ›

Credit Karma asks only for your name, address, birthdate, and the last four digits of your Social Security number. It doesn't store Social Security numbers, so there's virtually no risk that anyone can steal this information.

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The answer is, “No.” There's no catch. No strings attached. We're not a scam. You can rest assured Credit Karma has your back.

The settlement stems from a September 2022 FTC investigation into Credit Karma's alleged use of claims that people were pre-approved and had "90% odds" of approval. The claims were made in an effort to entice people to apply for offers that in many cases they did not qualify for, the FTC said.