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> 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 whil
by 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/