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Privacy.com does this too with debit cards for free. You link it to a bank account, and it generates disposable card numbers that can be locked to a given merch
by brirec 7y ago
Privacy.com does this too with debit cards for free. You link it to a bank account, and it generates disposable card numbers that can be locked to a given merchant and given a maximum amount that can be charged at once before they decline.
- judge2020 7y ago+1 to Privacy, it's great. I believe they also give you 1% cashback when you sign up (at least based on the page cashback.privacy.com). Note that with the Apple Card, while you can regenerate the number, it shouldn't be used in the same way as Privacy/other virtual card services. See this TC article[0]: > Card numbers are manually regenerated only, and do not automatically rotate. There is, currently, no single-use number support or single-merchant number support. Also, it is very likely the "regenerate" function will send your new card to Visa/Mastercard's card updater service. 0: https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/28/how-apple-card-works/ https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/28/how-apple-card-works/