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Dating app requires users to have credit score of 675 or above to join.

The company behind the new app states that users will not see the credit score of other users. Their credit information will only be used to qualify potential users for the app.

"We need to take the conversation to areas where finance isn’t traditionally discussed," Luke Bailey, co-founder and CEO of Neon Money Club, told TechCrunch. "Before you can educate people, you need to get their attention. With Score, we’re bringing the conversation to dating."

"We decided to ask one question: ‘What should the minimum credit score be for someone you’re dating?'" Bailey said. "That question later became Score."

The new app comes as 25% of couples say that money is the biggest challenge in their relationship.

Fidelity Investments' biennial Couples & Money Study released in February found that while 9 out of 10 couples said they communicate well, more than 45% admitted privately that they argue with their significant other about finances at least on occasion, and 1 in 4 pointed to money as the greatest challenge in their relationship.