TMJoin your city
Sign up for the HIT Card through your city's official program and become part of the local movement.
Take America Back
Turn Every Swipe IntoLocal Power
Every dollar spent on the HIT Card helps redirect revenue back to your city—fueling local business, strengthening communities, and creating measurable impact one city at a time.
- No added fees to spend
- Community-directed revenue
- Honesty · Integrity · Transparency
The impact model
Everyday spending, redirected home
As cardholders and cities grow, small contributions compound into real local funding. Here is how the model adds up.
$24,865,420
Total potential annual community impact
186cities in this example
1,330cardholders (avg)
$24.8Mcommunity impact / yr
Figures are illustrative projections of the HIT Card model, not a record of past performance.
How it works
Six simple steps
Nothing about how you shop has to change. The community impact is built into the way the card already works.
Spend on everyday needs
Use the HIT Card anywhere debit and credit are accepted. Nothing about how you shop has to change.
Generate program revenue
A portion of program revenue from everyday card activity is allocated for the participating city.
Build the city impact fund
City participation, cardholder use, merchants, and sponsors help build a local impact pool.
Fund local priorities
Funds can support projects such as parks, mobility, youth programs, neighborhood improvements, and local commerce.
Report results
Impact is communicated back to the community so residents can see what participation is helping build.
Why it matters
Keep more of the value where you live
The HIT Card helps shift consumer spending away from extraction by large systems and toward the communities that everyday people actually live and work in.
- Strengthens local economies and builds financial freedom.
- Supports community banks and credit unions.
- Aligns with local chambers to promote economic vitality.
- Creates a transparent cycle of spending, saving, and reinvestment.
Accountable
Funds handled the way we say they are.
Local-first
Revenue directed back into your city.
Fair model
No added fees on the way you spend.
Transparent
Every decision is explainable and reviewable.
Choose your city
The movement starts locally
Fort Worth is the first pilot. Pilot states include Texas, Tennessee, and Florida — with more cities opening as the model proves out.
- Fort WorthTexasLive Now
- DallasTexasComing Soon
- AustinTexasComing Soon
- NashvilleTennesseeComing Soon
- KnoxvilleTennesseeComing Soon
- TampaFloridaComing Soon
- JacksonvilleFloridaComing Soon
- Mesa / PhoenixArizonaComing Soon
Use the zoom controls or activate a city marker to read its status. The same cities are listed in the city cards before the map.
Don't see your city? Tell us where the HIT Card should go next.
Real impact example
Small contributions, real local funding
Move the slider to see how a city's active cardholders can translate into annual funding for local projects. This is a simple, transparent model — not a promise of returns.
Example: 10,000 cards × $1 per card per month = $120,000 per year for local projects.
$120,000Estimated funding directed to local projects each year — based on 10,000 cards × $1 per card per month. Illustrative model only.
The standard we hold
Honesty · Integrity · Transparency
Honesty
Truth is never sacrificed for momentum. Figures are presented as models, not promises.
Integrity
Private behavior matches public posture. Funds are handled the way we say they are.
Transparency
Every decision is explainable and reviewable. Communities can see where money goes.
Questions
Good to know
What is the HIT Card?
The HIT Card is a community impact Visa debit card. A portion of the interchange revenue generated when you spend is directed back toward your participating city to help fund local projects.
Does it cost me anything extra to use?
No. You use the card the way you would any debit or credit card. The community contribution comes from interchange revenue on the payment network, not from added fees on your purchases.
Who decides where the money goes?
Local stewards in each participating city decide which community projects to fund, and those decisions are made transparently and accountably to the community.
Are the dollar figures on this site real?
The figures shown are illustrative models of how the card economy can work as cities and cardholders grow. They are projections to explain the model, not records of past performance or guarantees.
Which cities can join?
Fort Worth, Texas is the first pilot city. Additional cities across Texas, Tennessee, and Florida are planned. You can register interest to bring the HIT Card to your city.
Be part of the movement
Put power back in the hands of the people — starting with the city you call home.