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Updating your email address

How to change your Rocket Money email address from the mobile app or website, what to expect after submitting, and answers to common questions about the update process.

Written by Sabrina

Your Rocket Money email address is your primary login and contact point. If you change providers, lose access to an old account, or simply want to use a new email, you can update it directly through the mobile app or the website. Keeping your email current ensures you receive account notifications, billing updates, and important alerts without interruption.

To update your email address in the mobile app:

  1. Open the Rocket Money app

  2. Tap Settings (⚙️) in the upper left corner

  3. Select Profile

  4. Tap the Email Address section and enter your new email address

  5. Tap Save

  6. Check your new email for a verification link from no-reply@rocketaccount.com

To update your email address on the website:

  1. Tap the Settings icon (⚙️) along the left-hand sidebar

  2. Select Profile from the menu

  3. Click Change Email

  4. Enter the new email in both boxes on the screen. Pro tip: The screen may reference "Username" — in Rocket Money, your email is your username.

  5. Check your new email for a verification link from no-reply@rocketaccount.com

Once you receive the email and verify the change, you should be able to log into your account with the new email address.


Frequently asked questions

  • Can I update my email without access to my old one?
    Yes. As long as you can log into your Rocket Money account, you can change your email in the mobile app or website settings.

  • What if I don't get the verification email?
    Check your spam or promotions folder. If it's not there, try resending the email from the mobile app or website.

  • Will changing my email affect my Premium Membership subscription?
    No. Updating your email won't affect billing or subscription status, it only changes your login credentials and contact point.

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