DebtYa does not move money or read your accounts for you. Add your debts manually, build a plan, see what to pay today, and confirm when you have paid your lender.
Short answers about how DebtYa fits into your routine.
DebtYa is a workspace to list your debts, choose a payoff strategy, see a recommended next payment, and mark what you paid. DebtYa does not move money for you.
No. You enter balances and details yourself from your statements. That keeps you in control and avoids sharing logins with DebtYa.
No. You always pay your lender or bank yourself. DebtYa recommends what to pay next and you confirm in the app after you have paid.
Your statement is the source of truth. Double-check APR and minimum payment before saving a debt so your plan matches reality.
During the manual-first beta, DebtYa is free. Get started creates an account or signs you in. If we introduce paid plans later, we will show clear pricing before any charge.
Avalanche prioritizes higher-interest debt first. Snowball prioritizes lower-balance debt first to build momentum.
No. DebtYa is a debt copilot and educational organization tool, not a bank and not regulated financial, legal, tax, or credit advice. For account help email contact@debtya.com.
DebtYa Beta
Everything you need to organize debts manually, follow a clear plan, and see your next payment line.
Coming soon: you will be able to turn on optional reminders by email and/or SMS. Nothing is sent until you opt in and the feature is available.
When available, opting in means you agree to receive DebtYa reminder messages. Message and data rates may apply for SMS. You can reply STOP to SMS to opt out. Email and SMS preferences will be available in your account when we ship them. Marketing email will include an unsubscribe option when we send any.
Total debt, progress, your next payment line, and history in one place. DebtYa does not move money; you enter what you know from your statements.
DebtYa estimates are educational and may vary.
This is a simulation only. DebtYa does not move money or execute payments—you pay your lender yourself.
Avalanche: pay the highest APR first to reduce interest.
Snowball: pay the lowest balance first to close accounts faster.
If you have a complimentary access code, enter it here.
Step 1: add each debt manually (balance, APR, minimum) from your statements.
Before you save, review APR and minimum payment against your statement so your plan matches reality.
Step 2: choose your strategy so DebtYa can recommend your next payment.
DebtYa uses your strategy and balances to recommend your next payment. You pay your lender outside DebtYa, then mark it as done.
Compare payoff order or rebuild your next payment line from your current debts and plan.
DebtYa can let you know when to pay, how much to pay, and why we recommend that payment.
DebtYa sends reminders in moderation on Tuesdays and Fridays when there is an important next payment.
DebtYa can automatically track your scheduled minimum payments when their due date arrives. DebtYa does not make the payment for you.
See payments and how your balances changed.