We make debt and credit easier to understand.
Aurora Technologies Group builds AI products that help people negotiate their debt and understand their credit.
Debt and credit run on tangled systems.
Aurora builds products that make those systems clear. Each product is a different kind of light.
Felix negotiates your debt for you.
- Draft: Felix’s AI drafts a letter to each creditor.
- Sign: You sign every letter before it’s mailed in your own name.
- Offer: Each offer comes back to you, and you accept, counter or decline it.
- Pay: You pay the creditor directly. Felix never touches the money.
One subscription of $29 a month covers three accounts. Felix never takes a cut of your debt. Checking is free and uses a soft pull that won’t affect your credit score. Felix works on the web, iOS and Android.
The case shown is an example for illustration. It is not a promise of your result.
Good morning, Alex.
Here's an overview of your debt negotiation progress.
Next steps · 1
Sign your letter to Card Services Card Services — mailed in your name after you sign SignPotential savings
Estimate$2,880.00–$4,320.00
on $7,200.00 enrolled
Your cases
1 active case
Questions about how any of this works? Read the FAQ
Settlement inquiry
Offers Card Services $1,800 as a lump sum to settle the $7,200 balance, or $270 a month for a year.
Card Services · $7,200.00 · Opened Aug 2019
Target settlement: $2,952.00 – $4,104.00
About 41–57% of your balance, typically over 8–12 months. We open lower and negotiate up.
Columbus, OH 43215
US
Collections Department
P.O. Box 7032
Dover, DE 19903
US
I am writing about my credit card account with Card Services, which I have held since August 2019 and which is now more than 90 days past due. A reduction in my income has left me unable to keep up with the payments, and I would rather resolve this account than let it remain unpaid.
I can offer $1,800, which is 25% of the balance, as a lump sum to settle this account in full. I would pay it within 30 days of receiving your written agreement. If a single payment does not work for you, I can instead pay $270 a month for 12 months, $3,240 in total, which is 45% of the balance.
If you accept either option, please confirm in writing the amount, the payment deadline and how you would like to be paid, and that the account will be reported as settled once the agreed amount is paid.
Please send your written response within 30 days of receiving this letter, to me at the return address above.
From your Card Services statement — helps them find your account faster.
Your signature
Use your mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen to sign.
Signed at 9:40 AM
By typing your name, adding your signature (drawn by hand or styled from your typed name), and selecting Sign & send, you agree this is your legal electronic signature on this letter under the U.S. ESIGN Act and your state's UETA. Felix records the date, time, and your device for this signature. You may request a paper copy or decline before you sign.
After you sign, Felix confirms the mailing address with the postal service and mails this letter from your return address, usually the same day. It can't be recalled once mailed.
Balance
$7,200
Felix is on it
Waiting on the creditor
We're waiting for the creditor to respond so we can begin negotiating terms.
- Sent
Letter sent to CARD SERVICES — Settlement Inquiry — Alex Morgan
Aug 1, 2026, 10:06 AM
- Document
Document added — mail letter
Jul 31, 2026, 9:43 AM
- Received
Letter from Card Services
Jul 28, 2026, 6:13 PM
- Document
Document added — mail from creditor
Jul 28, 2026, 6:12 PM
- Sent
Email sent to you — Case update: contacted
Jul 13, 2026, 11:03 AM
- Sent
Letter sent to CARD SERVICES — Regarding This Account — Alex Morgan
Jul 13, 2026, 11:02 AM
- Document
Document added — mail letter
Jul 11, 2026, 8:27 PM
- Case opened
Your case was opened
Jul 10, 2026, 2:18 PM
- Account
Account opened with CARD SERVICES
Aug 2019
Balance
$7,200
Your move
CARD SERVICES offered to close the account for $2,520.00
That's $4,680.00 off · accept it, push for less, or ask for deletion from your credit report · expires in 29 days
Current offers
$2,520.00
you save $4,680.00 (65%)
35% of your balance. Felix's own next proposal would be 30%. Worth accepting.
One payment of $2,520 within 30 days of a written agreement.
Balance
$7,200
Your move
Call Card Services to set up payment
Use the phone number on your statement or on a letter from them. Your acceptance letter was mailed Aug 27.
- Sent
Letter sent to CARD SERVICES — Settlement Acceptance — Alex Morgan
Aug 27, 2026, 11:20 AM
- Document
Document added — mail letter
Aug 26, 2026, 8:05 PM
- Sent
Email sent to you — New offer: $2,520.00 from Card Services
Aug 24, 2026, 4:38 PM
- Sent
Email sent to you — Case update: offer
Aug 24, 2026, 4:38 PM
- Offer
Offer received — lump sum, $2520
Aug 24, 2026, 4:37 PM
- Received
Letter from Card Services
Aug 24, 2026, 4:36 PM
- Document
Document added — mail from creditor
Aug 24, 2026, 4:35 PM
- Sent
Letter sent to CARD SERVICES — Settlement Inquiry — Alex Morgan
Aug 1, 2026, 10:06 AM
- Document
Document added — mail letter
Jul 31, 2026, 9:43 AM
- Received
Letter from Card Services
Jul 28, 2026, 6:13 PM
- Document
Document added — mail from creditor
Jul 28, 2026, 6:12 PM
- Sent
Email sent to you — Case update: contacted
Jul 13, 2026, 11:03 AM
- Sent
Letter sent to CARD SERVICES — Regarding This Account — Alex Morgan
Jul 13, 2026, 11:02 AM
- Document
Document added — mail letter
Jul 11, 2026, 8:27 PM
- Case opened
Your case was opened
Jul 10, 2026, 2:18 PM
- Account
Account opened with CARD SERVICES
Aug 2019
Hi Alex
Here's your snapshot and what to do next.
Your score
724
GoodYou've paid every account as agreed. Your card balances are holding your score back.
- VantageScore® 4.0 from Equifax. Lenders may use different scores.
- Report pulled Oct 6, 2026 with a soft inquiry.
Your next step · 1 of 2
Pay Card A down below 30%
Card A is using 52% of its $1,120 limit.
Estimate: Paying $253 would bring it to 29%.
Your plan
Goal: Buy a home- 1 Pay Card A down below 30% Next
- 2 Keep paying on time
What's shaping your score
Full report- Credit utilizationNeeds workYour card is using 52% of its limit.
- Payment historyGoodAll 4 accounts are paid as agreed.
- InquiriesGoodBivo counts 1 credit check in the year before your snapshot.
- Age of creditGoodYour accounts average 8 yr. The oldest is 9 yr.
- Account mixGoodYou have both cards and loans.
Ask the Advisor
AIAsk about your own accounts and your plan.
- Why is my utilization 52%?
- What does “not enough available credit on revolving accounts” mean?
- Which accounts matter most for my plan?
The Advisor is AI and can make mistakes. Its answers are for education only and aren't financial advice. It reads a summary of your report and your recent messages.
Your Equifax report
Every part of your report in plain English.
Your score
724
GoodYou've paid every account as agreed. Your card balances are holding your score back.
- VantageScore® 4.0 from Equifax. Lenders may use different scores.
- Report pulled Oct 6, 2026 with a soft inquiry.
What's shaping your score
These are the five factors in plain English. Equifax's reasons sit under the factor they explain.
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Payment history
Good4 of 4accounts paid as agreed
On-time payments are working for you. Keep them going.
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Credit utilization
Needs work52%$577 of $1,120
High utilization weighs on a score. Getting under 30% helps.
Share of card limits in use52%30%50%Equifax's reasons
- Your card balances are high compared with your limits.
- Your card balances haven't come down much over time.
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Inquiries
Good1in the 12 months before your snapshot
There are few recent applications on your report.
-
Age of credit
Good8 yraverage · oldest 9 yr
A long history helps. Keep your oldest accounts open.
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Account mix
Good2 cards · 2 loans
Cards and loans both count. Never borrow just to change your mix.
Try a different balance
EstimateMove the slider to see how a different card balance would change your utilization.
Utilization would be
52%, Needs work
Needs workBased on 1 card with $1,120 in limits. Equifax may calculate this differently.
You have the right to dispute anything inaccurate or incomplete on your report.
You can dispute it directly with Equifax or with the creditor that reported it. Bivo doesn't file disputes for you.
Your plan
Built from your snapshot of Oct 6, 2026. The step that matters most comes first.
Progress
Marking a step done is for your own tracking. It doesn't change your report.
Steps
- 1
Next up
Pay Card A down below 30%
Why: Card A is using 52% of its $1,120 limit.
Likely impact: High EstimateEstimate: Paying $253 would bring it to 29%.
- Pay down Card A first.
- Hold off on new charges while you pay it down.
- Keep the card open once it's paid down.
- 2
Keep paying on time
Why: All 4 accounts are paid as agreed. Keep it that way.
Protects your score- Turn on autopay for at least the minimum on every account.
- Check the due date whenever you open a new account.
Advisor
Ask about your accounts, your score and your plan. Answers use your report from Oct 6, 2026.
Your payment history is excellent. You’ve paid all 4 accounts as agreed.
Card usage is holding your score back. Card A is using 52% of its $1,120 limit.
Paying Card A below 30% is the step that matters most.
You could also ask
Bivo explains your credit and builds you a plan.
- Check: Bivo checks your Equifax report with one soft pull. Checking never affects your score.
- Explain: It explains every factor behind your score in plain English.
- Plan: It builds you a personalized plan, and an AI advisor answers your questions.
- Free: Bivo is free and needs no credit card.
The score shown is an example. Bivo shows a VantageScore® 4.0 from Equifax. Lenders may use different scores.
All our products share one platform.
AI that does the work
It drafts the letters, reads the replies and answers questions about your credit.
People stay in control
You sign every letter. Every offer is your call.
Compliance-minded
Felix publishes the rules it works under: FCRA, GLBA, FDCPA / Reg F, TCPA and ESIGN / UETA.
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