AI Finance App Muse Flags a Rogue Adobe Charge That Chase Missed
ivan_bezdomny · x · 2026-09-15
TraceCohen connected the AI finance app Muse to his Chase account via Plaid, and Muse spotted a recurring Adobe subscription he didn't recognize. His own Adobe account had no paid subscription — but Adobe's "Find my payment" tool revealed his card had been paying for an Adobe account tied to someone else's email at a roofing company in Utah (he lives in Florida, never authorized it).
Notably, Chase never flagged the charge — Muse did. Since the Adobe account isn't his, he can't cancel it directly and must dispute the charges with Adobe and Chase.
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