About RightCapital
RightCapital is a fintech company that provides cloud-based financial planning software, mainly for financial advisors, planners, and wealth management firms. The platform offers tools for retirement projections, tax-aware planning, cash flow analysis, student loan strategies, and goal-based planning, along with client-facing portals and dashboards. Advisors use RightCapital to model different scenarios, track progress, and communicate complex financial information in a clear, visual way.
A charge from RightCapital on your card statement usually relates to a subscription fee for their software platform, either on a monthly or annual billing cycle. The descriptor “RIGHTCAPITALRIGHTCAPITAL.CT” likely reflects automated billing where the merchant name has been repeated along with a state or location reference (CT for Connecticut). Charges may appear when a free trial converts to a paid plan, when a subscription renews, when a plan is upgraded to include more features or users, or when additional services or add-ons are purchased.
If you don’t recognize a RightCapital charge, start by checking whether you—or your firm—use RightCapital for financial planning or if you recently signed up for a trial. Log in to your RightCapital account to review billing details, invoices, and plan level. Firm administrators may need to check the firm billing portal if the subscription is held at the enterprise level. If you still have questions, contact RightCapital customer support through their website or in-app help, and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of the card used so they can locate the transaction. For disputed or unauthorized charges, coordinate with both RightCapital support and your card issuer to investigate and, if appropriate, reverse the charge.