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This is helpful, thank you. Point works with Apple & GPay. You can instantly issue new virtual cards when ever you would like to. You can update your address
by patrickmro 8y ago
This is helpful, thank you.
Point works with Apple & GPay.
You can instantly issue new virtual cards when ever you would like to.
You can update your address right from the app (2FA required).
Your balance is FDIC insured, so this isn't an issue.
Btw, Revolut isn't available in the US (yet).
- teddyfrozevelt 8y ago> You can instantly issue new virtual cards when ever you would like to. Is this like privacy.com? Right now I'm using that because I can get 2% cash back while still using my debit card, and for the card controls in case some service tries to charge me for something I don't want. I'm using Simple bank because I love the UX, but when I'm using it in conjunction with Privacy, I lose some of the benefits like the auto naming and categorization of transactions.
- patrickmro 8y agoYes it's similar in the sense that you can issue/destroy a virtual card for online purchases as you wish. In our case, you would be able to get 2% cashback, have virtual cards, and a digital banks with a beautiful UX (in our biased opinion).
- teddyfrozevelt 8y agoThat integration would be pretty slick, especially since the budgeting in Simple is somewhat convoluted and yours seems to be more like how Mint handles it.
- lavezzi 8y agoWhat's the 2% cashback from? Privacy or your card provider?
- teddyfrozevelt 8y agoPrivacy has a new, somewhat hidden cashback program that's not really visible until you sign up. It starts at 1% but you'll get 2% for a year if you refer enough people. https://cashback.privacy.com/ https://cashback.privacy.com/