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On Valentine’s Day, a new dating app named Score will launch in the U.S. Unlike its competitors, which allow users to hint at their wealth through their pictures or bio, this new app will waste no time.

Singles will have to pass an Equifax credit check to sign up for Score, and only those achieving above 675 will be accepted (in the U.S., the highest score is 850). The precise number won’t be displayed on your profile, but anyone who swipes right will have passed the same test. 

If you are rejected, the app will provide you with tips to improve your credit.

To be fair, a credit score isn’t an entirely unreliable indicator of relationship success. A Federal Reserve study from 2015 recognized that individuals with high credit scores were more inclined to establish committed relationships.