
Acceptance Code is on the letter. Enter it at the printed host — usually myfortiva.com.
Watch: find the code, then read the fee box
Where to enter the Acceptance Code
- Find the printed host — myfortiva.com is the common one; some kits and searches use fortivacreditcard.com. Use the string on your letter.
- Type that host. Do not trust a search-result lookalike.
- Paste the Acceptance Code from the letter. Then stop and read annual fee, monthly fee, and APR before you submit.
Letter in hand and the code is tiny? Scan it.
Is myfortiva.com legit?
Yes. Fortiva is a real unsecured Mastercard issued by Bank of Missouri and serviced by Atlanticus. People search “is Fortiva a scam” because the pricing is hard — not because the apply host is a fake bank. High annual fee, possible monthly maintenance after year one, and a high purchase APR are the offer. Read those numbers on the letter before you use the code.
Fees the letter is actually selling
| Item | What mailers often show |
|---|---|
| First-year annual fee | About $49–$175 |
| Monthly maintenance | Often $0 year one, then ~$8/mo |
| Purchase APR | Often ~29.99%–36% |
| Security deposit | None — unsecured |
Your Schumer box overrides this range. How to read a Schumer box.
QR on the Fortiva letter
The QR is a response path, not a second product. It often includes campaign tags. It may open myfortiva.com without filling the Acceptance Code. If the form is blank, go back to the paper.
Inspect the Fortiva QR →Frequently asked questions
Where do I enter my Fortiva acceptance code?
At the host on the letter — usually myfortiva.com, sometimes fortivacreditcard.com. Paste the code, then read fees.
Is fortivacreditcard.com the same path?
It shows up in search the same way people type the brand. Use the host printed on your kit. Don’t invent a third spelling.
Is Fortiva a scam?
No. Bank of Missouri issued, Atlanticus serviced. The friction is fees and APR, not a phantom website.
Does Fortiva report to the bureaus?
Open accounts on this program generally report. On-time payments can help; fees that eat the limit work against you.
