First off, they will send a debit card, and it will work like a debit card should. There are no fees unless you want to pay some amount. The rest, however, is a shady bait-and-switch operation. You want to feel good thinking that Aspiration doesn’t invest with unsavory entities like big oil, provided Aspiration is even telling the truth. Aspiration claims to give a rating for places you shop, but these aren’t readily available (I understand small businesses can’t easily be rated from afar, however). Aspiration claims to give cash back on all purchases, but that’s not true – it’s cash back on *some* purchases. When I opened my accounts, it was with the promise of interest to be earned with no minimum balance, as long as a deposit of any amount is made. After a few months, I’d earned no interest on my small deposits and balance. I checked the FAQ to find that Aspiration changed its requirement for earning interest to be a deposit of $1000 (I no longer recall if that’s the minimum balance required or if Aspiration requires $1000 in deposits monthly), and Aspiration never communicated this. Internet banks offer higher interest, so it’s not worth placing your money with Aspiration for better interest, either. It’s been disappointing, and it’s certainly not the transparent, ethical operation it claims to be. I fail to see any benefit.