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Which banks support that?
by kingo55 7y ago
Which banks support that?
- ceejayoz 7y agoIn my personal experience, Simple has real-time push notifications for every charge (which once saved me/them from a fraudulent $1k charge, when I noticed a $1 test charge and immediately locked it). So does Apple's card.
- xur17 7y agoI have this setup for all of my Chase and American Express cards. The notifications show up within seconds of me making a purchase, which makes it very easy to sanity check.
- iamben 7y agoMy UK debit cards are great for this. AMEX is a bit 'meh' - sometimes I'll get an instant notification, sometimes it'll happen a bit after, sometimes it just doesn't seem to happen. Annoying because I use that card the most.
- simcop2387 7y agoThat's possibly as much a problem with the merchant as it is the bank, sometimes they don't fully commit the transactions until the end of the day. Though usually I see a message at first that there was an authorization for purchase at least in those case.
- prdonahue 7y agoMonzo does.
- kelnos 7y agoChase's app will let you do it; you have to dig deep into the notifications menu and find the item for sending a notification for purchases over a certain threshold. Add it, and set the threshold to $0, and you get a notification for every purchase. For American Express, at least on Android, I get notifications through the Google Pay app for all purchases made (even if those purchases weren't made using Google Pay). Unfortunately it seems like support for this does greatly depend on the issuing bank.
- 4d66ba06 7y agoCapital One Credit cards support it
- RunningDroid 7y agoSEFCU (in NY) supports this.
- simcop2387 7y agoI've got it with Wells Fargo, but I think all the bigger banks these days support it.