“Connect like never before.”
“Tap into top brands and deals.”
“Make payments easily.”
“Stay in control, 24/7.”
A closer look at the screenshots
Three branded cards appear together on one dashboard.
Retail partner cards appear on a steeply tilted screen.
Overlapping phones show balances, autopay, and history.
A lifestyle photo replaces the product screen.
About this app
Download the MySynchrony App today to securely manage your credit card accounts* all in one place. With this mobile app you will be able to: • Manage your Synchrony issued credit cards in one place • Log in securely using Biometric Authentication • Schedule and manage payments for your accounts • Check your balance and credit limit anytime, anywhere • Review your transaction and payment history • View your statements and manage your statement delivery preference • Securely add or delete multiple bank accounts that you'd like to use to pay your bill • Explore the Synchrony Marketplace for savings, deals, and offers from our partners nationwide, online, or right in your neighborhood • Access the Finance 101 blog to stay in the know on tips to better manage your finances • Discover answers anytime with our 24/7 Knowledge Center for cardholder resources. • Provide us feedback on your mobile app experience. Let us know how we can help and what’s working. We are here for you. (For Synchrony Bank Savings accounts, please visit our Synchrony Bank App.) *Credit cards issued by Synchrony, not including Venmo, PayPal Extras, PayPal Credit, TJMaxx/TJX, eBay Extras
Headlines in this set
4 screenshots · 4 with a headline
“Connect like never before.”
“Connect” hints at account consolidation but “like never before” adds no detail.
“Tap into top brands and deals.”
“Tap into” links a touch action to shopping, while “top” is undefined.
“Make payments easily.”
The action is clear, but “easily” needs the payment flow to support it.
“Stay in control, 24/7.”
“24/7” specifies access hours, while “control” remains broad.
How Finance sets are usually built
Most Finance apps feature-per-slide, with text-top-device-bottom (69% of sets, 80% of screens).