- HelpMeLogin is not Robinhood, Coastal Community Bank or a broker. No account is held here, no balance is visible and no money can be moved.
- The X1 brand is retired, so a live X1 login page is a warning sign. x1creditcard.com answers with a redirect to robinhood.com/creditcard. Anything else collecting X1 credentials deserves suspicion.
- Card servicing lives inside the Robinhood app. A message linking to a separate card portal is not how this programme works.
- One support number is published, and it sits in the cardholder agreement. (855) 903-1179 appears at api.robinhood.com/creditcard/legal/terms. A number found only in a search result is not verified here.
The Robinhood Gold Card login is at robinhood.com/creditcard, and day-to-day servicing happens inside the Robinhood app. This card used to be the X1 Card. The Robinhood newsroom dated the agreement to acquire X1 to 22 June 2023, and x1creditcard.com now sends a 302 redirect to the Robinhood address. Note what did not change: Coastal Community Bank issued the card then and issues it now. Cardholder support is (855) 903-1179.
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Stop looking for an X1 login
There is no separate one to find. x1creditcard.com answers with a 302 redirect, and the destination is robinhood.com/creditcard. The old brand appears nowhere in current disclosures, which makes any page still offering an X1 sign-in worth walking away from.
Open the app first
Servicing for this card sits inside the Robinhood application rather than a standalone card website. That is unusual among the cards covered on this site and it catches people who expect a bank-style portal.
Read the disclosure line before you call anyone
It runs: "Robinhood Gold Card is offered by Robinhood Credit, Inc., and is issued by Coastal Community Bank, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc." Three parties, one card, and the bank in the middle is the one that issues.
Take the support number from the agreement
The cardholder agreement at api.robinhood.com/creditcard/legal/terms, last updated 22 December 2025, publishes (855) 903-1179. That is a first-party document with a date on it, which beats a number scraped off a directory.
Know the subscription condition
Holding this card requires a Robinhood Gold subscription. That is a statement about how the product is structured, not a suggestion about whether to buy one, and it explains why account access runs through a Robinhood login at all.
If something goes wrong
My X1 login no longer works
- Cause
- The brand was retired after the acquisition
- Fix
- x1creditcard.com redirects to robinhood.com/creditcard. Account access runs through Robinhood now, and there is nothing left on the old brand to sign in to.
A site is still offering an X1 Card sign-in
- Cause
- The name appears nowhere in current disclosures
- Fix
- Treat that as a reason to leave. Robinhood's own disclosures do not use the X1 name, so a live X1 credential form is not the issuer's.
I cannot find a card website to log into
- Cause
- Servicing is inside the app
- Fix
- This programme has no separate bank-style portal. Sign in to Robinhood and the card sits in the account, which is different from every other card on this site.
Which bank do I name in a dispute?
- Cause
- Three companies appear in the disclosure
- Fix
- Coastal Community Bank is the issuer. Robinhood Credit, Inc. offers the card and Visa U.S.A. Inc. licenses the network, and neither of those is the issuing bank.
The phone number I found does not match
- Cause
- Directories carry stale X1-era numbers
- Fix
- The cardholder agreement at api.robinhood.com/creditcard/legal/terms was last updated 22 December 2025 and gives (855) 903-1179. Use that.
My card access stopped when a subscription lapsed
- Cause
- The product is tied to a Robinhood Gold subscription
- Fix
- The card requires that subscription. If yours ends, ask what happens to the account in writing, because the terms rather than a support chat are what govern it.
What’s fixed, and what actually varies
Almost everything about this card moved. One thing did not.
Fixed
- Coastal Community Bank issues the card, before and after the rename
- robinhood.com/creditcard is the current card address
- (855) 903-1179 is published in the cardholder agreement
- A Robinhood Gold subscription is required to hold the card
Varies
- Which brand name is printed on the plastic you hold
- Whether your paperwork predates 22 June 2023
- Whether an old bookmark still lands on the redirect
Open the app and read the disclosure at the foot of the card page. The bank named there is the issuer, and it has been Coastal Community Bank throughout.
How compares
Same question, four cards, and this one answers it backwards.
| Chain | What the card says | Who actually holds it | Where the login is |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robinhood Gold | Robinhood Gold Visa Card, once the X1 Card | Coastal Community Bank, unchanged throughout | robinhood.com/creditcard, then the app |
| maurices | A maurices store card | Comenity Bank, after Capital One | d.comenity.net/mauricescreditcard |
| Destiny | Destiny Mastercard | The Bank of Missouri issues, Concora Credit Inc. services | mydestinycard.com |
| Meijer | A Meijer store or co-brand card | Citi Retail Services | citiretailservices.citibankonline.com |
Programmes and brands change. The disclosure on your own agreement governs, not this table.
On three of these the bank changed under a stable brand. Here the brand changed over a stable bank, which is why working out which bank to ring is not the puzzle on this one.
The bank stayed put. Everything else about this card moved.
Every other page in this batch runs the same way: the bank named on your card is no longer the bank holding the account. This one runs backwards, and that is why it earns its own page.
Robinhood announced on 22 June 2023 that it had agreed to acquire X1, the company behind the X1 Card. The brand went with it. x1creditcard.com now answers with a 302 redirect to robinhood.com/creditcard, and the X1 name appears nowhere in current disclosures. Somebody holding plastic issued under the old brand is holding a product that was renamed around them.
What stayed put is the bank. The disclosure reads: "Robinhood Gold Card is offered by Robinhood Credit, Inc., and is issued by Coastal Community Bank, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc." Coastal Community Bank issued the X1 Card and issues the Robinhood Gold Visa Card. So the sentence that solves the rest of this batch, the one about working out which bank to ring, solves nothing at all here. The bank never changed. The programme owner did.
That distinction has practical weight. Where an issuer changes, half the difficulty is establishing which institution can even see the account, and old correspondence becomes actively misleading. Here the issuing bank is the constant. What moved is who runs the programme, who writes the software and whose name goes on the marketing. Servicing sits inside the Robinhood app rather than on a standalone card website, which is a genuine structural difference from every other card covered on this site, and it is the thing that most often confuses somebody looking for a login screen.
Two more facts worth carrying. The cardholder agreement at api.robinhood.com/creditcard/legal/terms, last updated 22 December 2025, publishes (855) 903-1179 as the support line. And the card requires a Robinhood Gold subscription, which is a description of how the product is built and not a suggestion about whether to buy it.
Questions people ask
Is the X1 Card the same as the Robinhood Gold Card?
Yes, renamed. The agreement to acquire X1 was announced on 22 June 2023, and x1creditcard.com now redirects to robinhood.com/creditcard.
Which bank issues the Robinhood Gold Visa Card?
Coastal Community Bank. The disclosure says the card "is offered by Robinhood Credit, Inc., and is issued by Coastal Community Bank, pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc."
Did the issuing bank change when Robinhood took over?
No. Coastal Community Bank issued the card under the X1 brand and issues it under the Robinhood brand, which is the opposite of the other card transitions covered here.
Where is the Robinhood Gold Card login?
At robinhood.com/creditcard, with servicing inside the Robinhood app. There is no separate card portal.
What is the phone number?
(855) 903-1179, published in the cardholder agreement at api.robinhood.com/creditcard/legal/terms, last updated 22 December 2025.
Does x1creditcard.com still work?
It answers, but only as a 302 redirect to robinhood.com/creditcard. Nothing is served on the old brand any more.
Do I need a Robinhood Gold subscription?
The card requires one. That is how the product is structured, and this page takes no view on whether anyone should hold it.