Treasury Disclosures
Required disclosures for Withholden tax savings account features.
Last updated June 2, 2026
Treasury and financial account disclosures
Withholden is not a bank, chartered financial institution, money transmitter, escrow agent, trust company, payroll provider, employer of record, or tax authority.
Withholden partners with Stripe Payments Company (opens in a new tab) for money transmission services and account services with funds held at Fifth Third Bank, N.A., Member FDIC.
When the app refers to a tax savings account, tax reserve, reserve, or similar balance, it means a Withholden tax-planning feature built on a Stripe Treasury financial account. It is not a traditional bank account, deposit account, checking account, or personal savings account.
Funds set aside for taxes are not paid to the IRS or any state tax authority unless and until you authorize a supported payment and that payment is processed and accepted by the recipient.
You will not receive interest, earnings, investment returns, or rewards on tax savings balances unless a separate written disclosure says otherwise. The service is not a general-purpose wallet, person-to-person transfer product, remittance product, bill-payment product, or stored value product.
By opening or using the account, you also agree to the Stripe Services Agreement (opens in a new tab), Stripe Treasury connected-account terms (opens in a new tab), Stripe Connected Account Agreement (opens in a new tab), and Stripe Issuing Accountholder Terms (opens in a new tab).
Questions, complaints, and disputes
If you believe an account entry, transfer, disbursement, payment-support action, or related record is incorrect, email support@withholden.com with your name, account email, a description of the issue, and the relief you request. See the Terms of Service for the full dispute process and arbitration provisions.